plies hit like or subscribe. i'll return in a few days.you like what i say, i'll recommend my friends who tell you why the earth is really flat. i'm willing to bet the vick's conspiracy was started with an african dad because they try to fix everything with vick's. daddy, can i get a hug? i'm sad. you need to put vick's on your chest. it will warm up your heart. now go away. here's the thing, what we saw in 1918 and we're seeing today is the lack of trust in leadership doesn't just cause the wrong treatments to spread, it also makes it much harder for the trying to treatments to sprenchtsd cities recommended face masks, though many residents didn't take that suggestion seriously. >> despite the alarming spike, many people still refuse to wear masks. >> a mask mandate followed but not everyone complied. >> masks are mandated here, not everyone likes the rule. >> you guys are violating federal law, you get that? >> one woman declared the ordinance unconstitutional. >> they say it interferes with their personal liberty and it's unconstitution

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. >>> now at 4:27, pli police refn oakland, an intense meeting ended with mayor schaaf casting a tie-breaking the police department. >> put me on facebook, i don't care. all my friends and family know how i feel. >> confrontation over mask wearing at an a walmart goes viral and a health expert is weighing in. >>> plus more chances to dine outside in san jose, the new street closure taking effect today so restaurants can spread out outdoors. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, july 22. there has been a major earthquake this morning and it has triggered a tsunami warning. jobina fortson has more on this. >> good morning. yes, the u.s. geological survey is telling us that this is a magnitude 7.8 earthquake, very powerful off the alaska peninsula this morning, it struck around 11:12 last night pacific time. sirens blared and a helicopter flew over a sparsely populated area after a tsunami warning was issued. residents evacuated as a precaution. the warning has since been canceled. the epicenter was more than 500 miles southwest of anchorage, there are no immediate reports of damage or injur

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.>> reporte totmin anyt pli youed toe wearing a fa.d according to the health order if you have a medical exemption preventing you from wearing a mask you must have a doctors note to prove it. in san francisco cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> this weekend thousands of masks are being made new again thank tuesday the work of dedicated volunteers. a ucf doctor is leading a team called the scrappy strappers in refurbishing face coverings. 6,000 masks were prepared friday and they hope to finish 5,000 masks today. sanitizing that's the easy part with a team of doctors, engineers and specialists replace the straps. >> so what we did was did a process of sorting through what are the best staples, what are the best processes for fixation, did a little strength testing with it because an orthopedist and an engineer are meant to do that. >> the team has finished 40,000 masks since forming the group. once completed they're donated to nonprofits. on our website abc7news.com we have all the coronavirus resources you need. this includes links to tes

more than 130 people have is plied to fill the seat since he died on friday. a 7-person committee is meeting to decide which applicant should get the spot in the election. the candidate is going face off against the republican angela stanton king in november. >>> in the pacific northwest protestors continued the clash with the police over the weekend. dan springer has the latest from seattle. >> reporter: protestors in seattle taking a violent turn on sunday night and two people arrested, and a dozen police officers left injured and one of them hospitalized. >> protestors lit the fireworks and then throw them at the officers at a close range. i am told that they're going blind and kill people when thrown from the short distances. a police building targeted with some demonstrators smashing a window at the east prescient and starting a fire that was later extinguished. in portland 53 nights of protest leads to the presence of federal troop in the city. demonstrators gathering downtown to protest the move by president trump. portland mayor saying that the preside

of former presidential candidate hermain cain who died yesterday in an atlanta hospital due to come plis. cain had been sick for weeks, but it's unclear where he got sick. he was sick in july. he worked for coca-cola and became ceo of a major pizza chain before being in the national spotlight. president trump tweeted his condolences, my friend, herbert cain, a powerful voice of freedom and all that is good passed away this morning. herman had an incredible career and was adored by everyone that ever met him, especially me. he was a very special man, a patriot. i just got off the phone with his wife gloria and family. melania and i loved hermain cain, a great man. rest in piece. hermain cain was 74 years old. joining me once again, political reporter for the "washington examiner," emily lar son. let's talk about what we were suggesting at the top of the block where the president offered a very positive outlook on the coronavirus despite the rise in cases among several states. what's your interpretation of that? >> well, i think the president is looking toward the presidential election an

. >> one thing we have to realize, that this is not a get come pli.ave college football season in the big ten. we just wanted to make sure this was the next logical step to always rely on our medical experts to keep our student athletes at the center of our decisions to make sure they're as healthy as they can be. >> might not have a college football season in the big ten. the cancellations include michigan at washington, ohio state at oregon, wisconsin playing at notre dame at lambeau field in green bay. 42 games in all. all these conferences and pro leagues are flying into uncharted territory so that their seasons can go on. the nfl sent a list that coaches and players have to follow during games this season. then they'll could be -- the league is going to prohibit post game handshakes and jersey exchanges. the nflpa agreed to the rules. players were baffled by all of this, because, poppy "60 minutes" of tackling would have occurred before certainly woul. it's going to be fascinating to watch what happens, coy, with the schools, schools being in ses

the vaccine is based on a synthetic strand of self-represent pli kading code or rna. brought to market but one which could transform the way future vaccines are made. >> that allows the vaccine to be very scaleable and that's exactly what you need when you have a pandemic and you are talking about not just vaccinating millions but billions of people. >> reporter: this is a bit of a gamble, isn't it? this is very, very high science? >> that's true to say that. that makes it very exciting. >> reporter: as far as the onset of whether this will work are 250 miles south of the capitol. >> this is a 5 liter run. this could potentially contain up to 5 million doses in there. >> reporter: how long will it take in this production facility when everything is up and running? >> what we're working on will take two weeks to make the product and encapsulate it. >> before they can do that, these scientists in darlington are figuring out how to go from the experimental phase to a product that can be mass manufactured. >> imagine stirring it with a tease spoon and stirring a bucket wi

it says it won't affect pli yi s employees at stores or factories. right now most of its stores have reopened, but sales are about 80% of what they were a year ago. le levi's says that the layoffs will save the company about $100 million a year. >>> and we know covid-19 has caused so many people their jobs, but a bay area to redo hi abilities taking it fract taking it from the stage to the computer screen. dan chan has been a professional magician now for 20 years. his 12-year-old son james actually joins in on his act. the family reinvented their performances for zoom which was harder than it looks. >> everything that worked in the past doesn't work very well in zoom, so i had to reinvents anything. i probably added 40 or 50 new effects. >> so they failed occasionally at the beginning, but they quickly developed a collection of tricks that worked online. you got to innovate. >> yes, you do. >> and they did. >> my husband was a magician as a kid. >> he was? >> yeah, he did gigs in his little town in minnesota. >> and should we expect to see this anyt

. >> i was encouraged by the team that came back and said that even if people were out of come pli -- some plincompliance, the en got people back into compliance very quickly. it's to modify, it's to fix problems, not to penalize businesses that are struggling already. but those that simply could not modify or unwilling, absolutely, they need to be held to account, and that's what those citations represented. >> three factors going into joining the watch list, elevated disease transmission, increasing hospitalization, and limited hospital capacity. >>> the family of a boy who was shot and killed during a fourth of july party in san francisco's bay view, is devastated. and is asking for justice. 6-year-old jace young was hit by gunfire at a party saturday night. our reporter spoke with the aunt of the boy who says he was the perfect child. >> reporter: the perfect child that's how she remembers her 6-year-old nephew, jace bryant. >> a 6 yoer-year-old. and i know he was scared. i know he was scared. and i know he was looking for his mom. he was a baby. >> reporter: devastated, the bryan

like all state oregon is substantially in need of stance.al as we need help with testing plies and equipment. i th a challenge and the trump troops in portland are exacerbating an alrea challenging situation on the streets. look, this i distraction for the trump administration. distract fromg to the challenging job they have done, the fairly to lead this country through a nationalnd ic. there is no national response and no leadership out of the trump administration. >> reporter: you talk about if they were interested in trying to rolve this problem they'd talk with local and state officials. usually in this situation, there is coordination between federal, state and local officials. has that been the case in this instance? olutely not. both the mayor and myself, in speaking with the secretar of homeland security, said we do not want you here, please leave. th camen without talking to us, and now they are staying without our permission. and i have to say, elected officials at the local level, at the state level and at the federal level, we are all united against the presence of these trump tr

he was one of 2 million texans plied for unemployment from mid-march to mid-may. when bars and restaurants reopened. but now, like covid-19 cases in the state, unemployment claims are on the rise again. >> i don't know if or when i'll be able to go back to work. i got about a month and a half, maybe two months, before it gets super tight. >> reporter: it's also getting tight for bartender randi heightsman. she bought a brand-new car in february and just furloughed for a second time. >> not what i would have done if i would have known i was going to go on unemployment and not be able to work. >> reporter: the extra $600 a week in enhanced unemployment expires at the end of this month, leaving her in financial jeopardy. >> if that extra $600 goes away, that is gone. that doesn't even cover my rent. tha that's $200 to $300 a week. that's not livable for anybody at all, let alone somebody that has bills that are for somebody that's used to make somebody twice that in a day. >> omar yefoon reopened for four days before reclosing shoals service. >> reporter: the risk of

. >> reporter: the queen honoring him with not only a knighthood ir pli in-person engagement since shend prince philip entered lockdown in march. well, captain sir tom moore said that he was absolutely overawed by the day's events, adding it was more than anything anyone could have wished for. from princess beatrice's ceremony, we have yet to see them but abc news understands that those are going to be released very soon. whit. >> all right, julia, thank you so much. we appreciate it. let's get a check of the weather now. rob marciano is in norwalk, connecticut, one of many places bracing for the heat this weekend. rob. >> and celebrating, whit. you know, what better way to start off a weekend than news of a royal wedding. it's going to be royally hot across much of the country with this heat building and more than three days in many cases, so that's a heat wave. excessive heat warnings he, icagor a dozen state included but here in the northeast marva temperatures today will feel like lower to mid-90s in many of these spots and will only extend into tomorrow, monday, tuesday and beyond

i repeat, zero tolerance for resisting plis and save lives. do you stand by that statement? >> yes. i think it's very important that -- >> a zero tolerance attitude is costing lives especially in communities of -- >> i'm not saying -- >> i reclaim my time. a movement has risen in response. here are a few examples of who bears the cost. elijah mcclean was approached by police. police held him in a choke hold for 15 minutes and then injected him with catameine not at the direction of a doctor. are you familiar with that case? >> no. >> do you know how frequently catamine is used by law enforcement to subdue civilians especially people of color? >> no. >> did you know if police departments have been documented as directing paramedics and emt ds to inject in arrests? >> no. >> have you -- well then, i guess you haven't evaluated the use of force tactics since becoming ag and especially this particular tactic of subduing suspects with catamine. >> no. >> will you commit to directing the department to evaluate the protocols around the use of catamoon and choke holds used? >> absolutely. u

pli -- politicizing of the science. >> ofa numbe things. the biggest challenge i'm seeing for cdc is they're not having daily press conferences. they're not able to talk to the public thrgh the media about what they're doing or what they're learning. months ago cd talked about masks and the importance of but talked about the generalas public not needing to wear masks. there's been a lot of learning that's gone on in every public health response. i ran emergency response at cdc for four years. during every response, what you don't know early far outways science to drive the direction of your response. so cdc learn more. as you learn more from other nations and what was successful cdc changed their guidance. theyecommend everyone in america wear a mask and the reason is because a lot of peop can transmit this infection before they even know they'rsick. by wearing a mask you an cut down on that. well the cdc had no opportunity to make that case to the pulic. flop. looked like a total flip t bringing the public along there's no way to build ess

pli in july joe's -- rose. dropsnmanufacturing gauge to 452.ving conditions from the previous month. the u.s. has been plunged into recession with second-quarter gdp contracting 32.9%. that is the worst result since the 1940's. the spending makes up two thirds of the economy. jobless claims have risen for a second week, rising by almost one .5 million. there are now 17 million people filing for ongoing benefits. the most since early may. democrat andthe -- republican lawmakers have the client president trump's suggestion of due claim -- delaying the election in november. president trump made the unsubstantiated claim that november would be the most inaccurate and unfortunate election in history. trump does not have the power to delay an election and would need congressional approval. fromeader who led taiwan dictatorship to democracy in the 1990's has died. the former president passed away in hospital on thursday where he had been for almost six months after suffering heart failure. 's first nativeborn tagus e. he broke away from the one china

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. >> : no pub pli public comment. >> : okay. thank you. i will go to my fellow commissioners. >> : i don't have any questions for the chief, i really appreciate and have a true sense of how hard everybody's been working. my comment is really more of a thank you. we get these little alerts regarding motor vehicle accidents, brush fires, bigger fires, medical occurrences. it just seem it me stabbings, and gunshot wounds-there's a tension that you can sense. i know i don't get all that you get but just from what i receive, i can sense that. i really want to thank you because you guys have a lot of courage and just dedication to do it day after day after day under really what are becoming very warying and trying circumstances. my comment is more of a thanks than anything else. >> : thank you, madam, vice president. commissioner. >> : madam president. thank you chief for your report-your reports are always straight forward with information. this evening your report was full of a lot of information and still very informative and straight forward

we're not sum pli duplicate inning the homelessness housing world where we have hot teams that have nothing to offer. at least we should be able to offer someone an afternoon if not indoors because of covid 19 but outdoors with something moderate. i won't belabor the mental health service center. whether it's multiple access points or a single access point, i think we do need something in the short term which is more than what we got in terms of places-i'll leave any other-i think i'm-i'm probably done with mine. should we do some public comment? okay. let's open this up to public comment. >> : thank you mr. chair, operations is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue for agenda item number four. could you connect us with our first caller please. >> : speakers have two minutes. state your first and last name. for the interest of time we ask that you avoid the repetition of prior staims. statements. let's hear from our first caller. >> : good morning. thank you for calling this hearing. the reason i'm calling is because what caught my attention was the public safety in light of

we're not sum pli duplicate inning the homelessness housing world where we have hot teams that have nothing to offer. at least we should be able to offer someone an afternoon if not indoors because of covid 19 but outdoors with something moderate. i won't belabor the mental health service center. whether it's multiple access points or a single access point, i think we do need something in the short term which is more than what we got in terms of places-i'll leave any other-i think i'm-i'm probably done with mine. should we do some public comment? okay. let's open this up to public comment. >> : thank you mr. chair, operations is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue for agenda item number four. could you connect us with our first caller please. >> : speakers have two minutes. state your first and last name. for the interest of time we ask that you avoid the repetition of prior staims. statements. let's hear from our first caller. >> : good morning. thank you for calling this hearing. the reason i'm calling is because what caught my attention was the public safety in light of

we're not sum pli duplicate inning the homelessness housing world where we have hot teams that have nothing to offer. at least we should be able to offer someone an afternoon if not indoors because of covid 19 but outdoors with something moderate. i won't belabor the mental health service center. whether it's multiple access points or a single access point, i think we do need something in the short term which is more than what we got in terms of places-i'll leave any other-i think i'm-i'm probably done with mine. should we do some public comment? okay. let's open this up to public comment. >> : thank you mr. chair, operations is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue for agenda item number four. could you connect us with our first caller please. >> : speakers have two minutes. state your first and last name. for the interest of time we ask that you avoid the repetition of prior staims. statements. let's hear from our first caller. >> : good morning. thank you for calling this hearing. the reason i'm calling is because what caught my attention was the public safety in light of

14th straight week as well just over 1.3 million claims yesterday total nearly 50 million people have pliedhank you so much for joining us you -- >> good to see you, good to see you. >> inflation we just get ppi numbers out what is when would you look at the year-over-year down 8/106 a percent or month-over-month down 2/10 of a percent what is most important what can you tell us about looking at numbers for the most accurate read. >> well, i look at all the numbers, that the year over year probably is most significant. but not a surprise we've got excessive capacity food items there are supply issues so you know shortages people are paying more for individual items but overwhelming situation that is we've got lots of excess capacity you have pricing pressure so not a surprise and doesn't surprise me that we've got pricing pressure the only caution i would give monthly numbers are -- they movearound a lot and i think in this year going to definitely move around a lot would i xb disinflation, for some are period of time until we get rid of some excess capacity. >> disinflation, wow jeremy sie

. >> : no pub pli public comment. >> : okay. thank you. i will go to my fellow commissioners. >> : i don't have any questions for the chief, i really appreciate and have a true sense of how hard everybody's been working. my comment is really more of a thank you. we get these little alerts regarding motor vehicle accidents, brush fires, bigger fires, medical occurrences. it just seem it me stabbings, and gunshot wounds-there's a tension that you can sense. i know i don't get all that you get but just from what i receive, i can sense that. i really want to thank you because you guys have a lot of courage and just dedication to do it day after day after day under really what are becoming very warying and trying circumstances. my comment is more of a thanks than anything else. >> : thank you, madam, vice president. commissioner. >> : madam president. thank you chief for your report-your reports are always straight forward with information. this evening your report was full of a lot of information and still very informative and straight forward

he showed us being bold and standing up for those whose voices aren't heard are inex-trick pli linked with the need for compassion and hope. though i don't think any of us are ready to let him go, i know i certainly wasn't, i simply cannot imagine the world had he not be in -- in the been in it. it is one of the greatest honors of my life to be able to serve with him and call him a colleague and to join him on a civil rights pilgrimage last year as i know many voices have said before. it was on this journey that i was -- had the opportunity to share with him a blessing that had been bestowed on me that i believe embodies the life and legacy and lessons of john lewis that i will share today in his honor. may god bless you with the restless discomfort about easy answers, past truths -- half-truths an superficial relationships so you may seek truth and love deep within your heart. may god bless you with holy anger at injustice, oppression and exploitation of people so that you may tirelessly work for justice, freedom, and peace among all people. may god bless you with the gift of tears t