many american companies have been in a hung pong for many years.is a positive experience, an excellent place to do work. it is just that in the last year, no one seems to have been able to catch a break between the protests and the growing tensions with china. it will take some time for people to digest the impact. what we really hope is that we will hear more details from beijing on this national security law and what this will mean in terms of specifics. washington,om actual specifics in terms of how this special trade relationship and economic relationship could actually be unwound. it is not like flipping a switch and it is done there are many, many aspects of this special economic relationship. >> is there much consultation going on in hong kong between business and community leaders, say pro-democracy act invests about whether there could be any confrontation with beijing on how this was implemented? internationalan business community. we will senior member of the government later today with their explanation on how they see the national secu

handed across the fence to accommodate them the city is making room on an adjacent field with ping pong tables and plenty of space to play and enjoy being outdoors to make quarantine a little easier for the people in lockdown. as well as other parts of germany emerge from shutdowns they're trying to avoid a 2nd wave of the corona virus authorities have pushed physical distancing and mask wearing to contain the spread of the virus but some people flout the rules prompting anxiety and sometimes awkward confrontations. to make sure passengers on hamburg's commuter trains feel safe available to answer questions all day but at the moment there's only one issue. i do things with please remember it's a way of mosque with a photon's imagine when you wear a mask place the tongues of the musket with the police keep your mask on until you leave the station. you have to wear your mask all the time you come off the bus or they come up on the platform with a mosque under the chin so we gently remind them that they have to cover the nose and mouth wearing a mask and summary so annoying and so you thin

. >> just to ping-pong it, don -- i gave you the benefit of the argument but to ping-pong it, amanda, it is an aggravated assault unless you can remove the intent by saying he had a concussion and he didn't know what the hell he was doing. that may well be your defense to it. but running up to a guy laying on the ground and standing on his shoulder and not giving medical aid is going to be charged as an aggravated assault absent a better explanation. >> no, i disagree. >> why? >> an assault puts somebody in fear of immediately receiving a violent bodily injury. that wasn't devin's intent. there was no malice or ill intent in what he did. he was going there and following his training to say, let me figure out what is going on. i just heard shots fired. now mr. brooks is on the ground. let me just put my foot down on his arm to make sure that he doesn't have access to a weapon as don just said and as soon as that was clear, he took it off. >> but there was a lot of time there, amanda, more than just that period of assessment that there was no help given. they were standing on him or tal

today major league baseball continued the ping pong match that is negotiations for the start of the season. after the league proposed a 16 game schedule yesterday, the players union responded today with a 70 game counterproposal that plan also calls for among other things, a modified spring training to begin last week of june a season, the run from july 19th through september 30th full prorated pay for the players and expanded 16 team playoffs this season and next. commissioner rob manfred said today he could have had a deadline for major league baseball's response until he spoke with team owners and finally the warriors announced today they plan to observe juneteenth tomorrow that's the annual commemoration of the end of slavery in the u.s. golden state is encouraging teen front office staff and she said her staff to acknowledge the date with a day of community service focused on combating racial injustice. the warriors joined a large group of nba teams that have said dogs are of the day that includes the kings mavericks rockets and many more catherine. thank you kate. >>coming up next th

daily entertainment like deejay sets, video games, ping-pong, pool tables, movie screenings.. you don't have to be lebron to get back tl movie theaters announcing plans to get summer back on track. all 787 of the company's theaters are expected to be up and running by july 10th. regal putting into place several new guidelines, recusing auditorium capacity down to 50% where directed by the state, putting two seats in between all groups as reservations are made, and the concession stands will only have every other register open, serving a limited menu for the time being. luckily popcorn still on that menu, and just in time. how's this for a lineup of summer blockbusters set to come out? "mulan," "wonder woman 1984," "soul," "top gun: maverick," "a quiet place 2." >> the last three, i'm excited about those. i'm also excited about the disney movie, disney is the parent company of abc. gimme one minute... and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80% - medi

this is back in boston neighbors fighting boredom staying social distanced and playing a little ping-pongthey probably go through a lot of balls real quick. >>> let's get to whittier, this guys name is brad harvey miniature golf course in his own backyard and looking like he has total command of his course there. the star of the show is definitely the kid from la. want some coffee? say yes. it's french press. i was doubtful, too, >> thank you for joining us tonight, good night. don't live in a tough neighborhood anymore. we're so sorry for just dropping by like this. are you kidding me? i'll take any chance to spend time with this little princess. i love her little hair, her little toes. and she loves her grandmother. i don't love "grandmother." so, cam and i have been revising our will to specify who should take care of lily if, god forbid, something happened to us. god forbid. i said "god for--" so, we've been dropping by unannounced to, you know, casually assess our candidates. not all of our candidates. no, t-that's true. we did not drop by missour-ah. it's "missouri." no one from mis

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it is usually very lively with bingo and ping-pong and people are having to stay home right now.t has been very hard. >> nobody else does that except you guys. we appreciate it very, very much. >> we do get hot meal services through other resources in the county but to have a restaurant meal is super exciting and is such a treat. >> i don't know how i can say thank you. >> next time i hope we can treat you guys in our own place and celebrate together. >> and we invite you to join better bay area project thanks. use the #betterbayarea to show us how you are saying thankon we'll share it with the community. there are so many people doing such great things out there. >> absolutely. we love recognizing it. "world news tonight with david muir" is next. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here thanks for inviting us into your homes tonight. we'll see you again at 6:00. 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.

. >>> the nba heads to the happiest place on earth from pools to ping-pong to pedicures. how players will be living a life of luxury. >>> digital detox, politics edition. the new way you can block political messages from your social >>> summer is nearly here, and the shows must go on. how your favorite july 4th events are making it work despite the coronavirus pandemic. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with a major escalation and a fight between the white house and former national security adviser john bolton. >> the trump administration is going to court to block the publication of bolton's memoir next week. the justice department claims the book is full of classified information that will ha >>> t isorning the publisher is. this morning an epic battle brewing between the white house and former trump national security adviser. the justice department now filing a lawsuit to block john bolton from releasing his tell-all memoir. the book due out next week is expected to paint an unfavorable portrait of president trump's foreign policy decision-making and shows

there is another case where justice said you should not pay ping-pong with the agency. ok? they are saying that is what a lot of the argument was -- what is the point? what is the point? you will send it back and they will say daca was different. in daca, the court said the program makes 4.2 million citizens with a runaround about how to become a citizen and it has nothing to do with this case. it's going to want the same way, it is close enough. what is the argument against -- there is a sentence against you -- playing ping-pong with the agency? >> i think there is a substantial meaning to a remand in this case, your honor. we know truly know what the agency would do if confronted with a discretionary choice. if they knew daca were lawful, the new secretary and administration is expressed rod sympathy for this and they might to the policy or stop short of wholesale termination. if we are remanding in light of the recent explanation, -- >> it was remanded by judge bates were given time. secretary nielsen did what you just said and said even if daca was legal, you heard mr.

. >> you had a buddy who was a ping-pong player, what did that about the chinese economy?s a lot in china. i don't like to brag about that. is a interesting, there lot of corruption, there is a is af nepotism, there mechanical, almost inhuman approach to china -- teaching children to do these exercises when there is school -- they are in school. there are these problems but china is by some distance the best table tennis nation in the world. i think there is an analogy there. yes, china has a bunch of problems, yes, there is corruption. the massive size, the government so determined to develop, these are the overwhelming advantages. china is not going to fall over, we have a great story ahead of us for the next five or 10 years. >> we will have to leave it there, that was tom orlik. check out his new book. let's turn to karina mitchell for the first word headlines. >> you could call it a game of ping-pong. the u.s. is raising pressure on chinese media. are the outlets people's daily, the global times and the china news service. will bes in the u.s. treated as chinese diplo

we are going to play ping pong back and fofrmth eventually, they will travel to new york city, becauseear there is low infection rates, who knows what will happen. if we keep it to the culture. new york city has a great culture, i see everybody wearing masks. someone told me, put on a mask. they didn't know who i was. i put on a mask. >> i do it because i am a team player, i am a doctor, it is important. i think that culture makes a huge difference. when you see others doing it, there is nothing bigger than the little things. >> we appreciate your honesty. i haven't had a hair cut since january or february, this week. >> the scene from the "color purple." . >> retailers are being asked to take the 15% pledge. >> a initiative to help support black-owned businesses. one chain has signed on. we will explain next. tiz the law, winning the belmont stakes, head in front of empty grand stands. a sign that things are coming a sign that things are coming back. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us. around here, nobody ever does it. i didn't do it. so when i heard t

there's another case where justice fortas wrote, you shouldn't play ping pong with the agency, okay? so they're saying that's what the -- a lot of their argument was. what's the point? what's the point? i mean, you'll send it back, and they'll say, okay, right, dapa was different; in dapa, the court said that, here, the dapa program makes 4.2 million people citizens with a run-around of the normal way to become citizens when you have a child who's a citizen. and, here, that has nothing to do with this case. they're not -- no run-around. okay, you point that out, they point -- okay, we're going to come out the same way. it's close enough. so should -- what's the argument against playing -- as there is a sentence for, against you, playing ping pong with the agency? mr. mongan: i think that there is a very substantial meaning to a remand in this case, your honor. we don't truly know what the agency would do if confronted with a discretionary choice. if they knew that daca were lawful, there's a new secretary, and the administration has expressed broad sympathy for this population, and t

. >> i don't know who came up with this, outdoor ping-pong. not like you think.on. just don't drop that on somebody's head right? that was some fun in boston. >>> we want to continue celebrating our past but we need to continue to fight.>> reporter: i milestone ruling restoring faith within the lgbtq community tonight as the u.s. supreme court detects gay and transgender americans from workplace determination. >> reporter: to conservative justices during the course liberal block to deliver the perhaps most significant decision since the supreme court approved same-sex marriage five years ago. >> people in san francisco celebrated the

the ping-pong ball goes right into the class. that is some good skill right there.to brad harvey from whittier, california. he made his own miniature golf course in his backyard. from the looks of that shot right there, i think it's been practicing a little. >> no doubt. >> i hope you guys had a good weekend. >> the weekends go by way too fast. >>> thank you for joining us good night. don't be melodramatic. i'm just getting on a train and leaving forever. so a few things don't go your way and your best decision is to ride the rails like a hobo? leonard, i am overwhelmed. everything is changing, and it's simply too much. i need to get away and think. sheldon... yes? i'm gonna miss you. of course you are. you just made that easier. excuse me. is it at all possible that you're knitting a pair of pants? oh, well, no, you're understandably terrified. but, you know, allow me to explain. 45 days ago, um, i embarked on a railroad journey of healing because my university was making me do string theory, and my favorite comic book store burned down, and when my roommate got en

is getting ping-pong between making decisions toward orienting its market toward the eu, or trying totoward a north american market. it is unclear what this is going to go, but we are going to get more talks. i just hope get clarity about where the u.k. is going to make decisions, whether that is on regulatory harmonization, data equivalency, these are the types of issues we need clarity on immediately, and they haven't been forthcoming. lots on fisheries, but not a lot of other important issues. romaine: when we talk about speeding up this process, i'm curious as to whether that benefits the u.k. more so than the eu. heather: i don't. frustrationn the watching this process over the past six months. some very difficult decisions have to be made by the u.k. on how they are going to approach this. to keep the goods and regulatory processes going towards europe? they are going to have to agree to certain things in order to do that. if they don't want to that, they are going to have to make other decisions. i don't know what intensification is going to do, somebody's going to have to give

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in their back yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date >> announcer: you're watching coping with covid-19. >> hi. i'm chris manus and you're watching "coping with covid-19." today my guest is anastasia klaste and we're going talk about how the pandemic has affected our school community. welcome to the show. >> hi! thank you. >> i understand that our students and teachers have adopted video conference as distance learning tools to be able to continue studying remotely and this is clearly new for everyone. do you have some suggestions to students and perhaps their parents that could help them manage this new approach? >> i think the best ad

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in their back yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date

today major league baseball continued the ping pong match that as negotiations for the start of its season. after the leak proposed a 16 game schedule yesterday. the players union responded today with a 70 game counterproposal a plan calls for among other things a modified spring training to begin last week of june. a season that would run through september 30th with full prorated pay for the players and expanded team playoffs this season and next the commissioner rob manfred said today. he couldn't provide a deadline for mlb's response until he spoke with team owners. he noted that he previously told clark, a 70 game season would be quote im possible. and finally the warriors announced today they plan to observe juneteenth tomorrow that's the annual commemoration of the end of slavery in the u.s., golden state is encouraging all staff and she said her staff to acknowledge the date with a day of community service focused on combating racial injustice. the warriors join a large group of nba teams that have said they observed the day that includes the kings mavericks rockets and many more. i

. >> i read that bolton puts it in his book, like china policy a ping-pong machine.day to day. when you're dealing with the presidency, that's why we're facing multiple crises. it is the hardest job in the world. you have to think. you have to prepare. you have to consult your adviser. you do not walk into a room with xi jinping or putin or get on the phone with erdogan without careful preparation. i've worked for three presidents. i've been on the oval office with calls from erdogan and president bush. president bush was totally prepared, what we're likely to hear what you should say when you hear this. president obama was the same. joe biden was the same. trump does not prepare at all for these engagements and, therefore, other leaders know and our allies know, too. that's why they're so nervous about this situation here in our country, that anything can shift on a dime. >> brett mcguirk, thank you so much for making time for us tonight. >> thanks, any time. thanks so much. >> you bet. that is all in this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good eveni

but no doubles in ping-pong is allowed due to social distancing.laying cards, the deck will be thrown away. people on campus can use all the pools, trails, and golf courses there. mask usage is required while indoors except for while eating. and once games start, players, referees, and bench players and coaches who sit in the first row of seating will not be required to wear masks during games. commissioner adam silver says he understands why some players feel uneasy about playing the games in the midst of the current social climate. >> some people may decide and it may not just be because of reasons around social unrest, for health reasons, family reasons that again, this is a -- the choice they may make. that they would rather not be in orlando, florida, for that. but for the people who do choose to go, i would say look, the platform that this league has, it's enormous global platform. >> and alisyn, the nba also sent out a memo saying they're working on a plan to utilize that enormous platform for sustained action for issues regarding social jus

well, in the swing state of washington, d.c., over the last pong month according to ""the daily beast"." it is an apparent effort to show the president, who appears to spend most of his day, all of his day, something like that, watching cable news and tweeting. that they are running ads for him. they got his back. and then, today, amidst a national conversation that's moved so quickly on police reform, even conservative republicans have placed themselves on the side of reform. the president of the united states today took aim at the frail, cancer-surviving, 75-year-old lifelong peace activist in buffalo, named martin gugino. a man who gently approached the cops to talk to them and was shoved to the ground in front of us all. blood pooling next to his head. who has spent his life advocating for causes like peace and justice had to spend nearly a week in the icu. the president, today, decided to suggest that the elderly protestor could be an antifa provok tour who is trying to scam police -- to try tot black out the equipment. could it be a setup? in response to that insane, disgusting

area, we have seen a decrease, but we could see this ping-pong phenomenon if we don't all work together. so it is incredibly important that we have a federal, nartionl voice on this and i'll be watching as you will to understand if that actually takes place. >> well, i'm sure you saw this, that dr. fauci told "the washington post" today on testing, i'll quote him here, we said it at the top of the show, something is not working. i mean, you can do all the diagramming you want but something is not working. what you need to do is find the penetration of infected people in your society and the only way you know that is by casting a broad net. what is he talking about? what is this new approach, this new testing strategy that we expect to hear more about today at the briefing? >> yeah, the brief concept he's referring to is pool testing. countries like india and germany and others do this, where they try to do this millions of people at a time. basically what it is, think about 100 people all giving nasal or oral swab samples to get covid tested, but instead of testing one at a time, we bat

not to be a ping-pong, but i'm going to go back to you, darrell. is there any indication, a questioner asks, that kavanaugh's approach to the second amendment, by historical analogy and i suppose otherwise, has other adherence on the supreme court right now? >> i'm a terrible court watcher and so i don't know. i suspect without having any sort of inside knowledge that perhaps justice thomas would be sympathic to this approach, perhaps justice gorsuch. i have really strong doubts that there are five justices that would go all in on a strict history approach to the second amendment. but i don't think that's the whole game, right? it's the fact that it is in the water in some sense, ends up shaping the other kinds of questions that get presented to the court. why? because you might -- if you know that some of the justices are inclined to be skeptical of some other type of test, the briefing is going to look different. and so the justices can only make decisions on what they see. and so whether or not you have, you know, five votes for a strict history

not to be a ping-pong here. is there any indication that kavanaugh's approach to the second amendment that is by historical analogy and otherwise has other adherents on the supreme court right now? >> i'm a terrible court watcher. so i do not know. i suspect without having any sort of inside knowledge that perhaps justice thomas would be sympathetic to this approach. i have really strong doubts that there are five justices that would go all in on a strict history approach to the second amendment. but i don't think that's the whole game, right? it is the fact that it's in the water in some sense. it is shaping the other kinds of questions that get presented to the court. why? because you want. it if you know some of the justices are inclined to be skeptical of some other type of test, the briefing is going to be different. justices can make decisions based on what they see. whether or not you have five votes for a strict history test does not necessarily mean that history won't be influential as a matter of pract

i don't want us to be ping-ponging between open and close, and that's why it's pope for us local officials to have the bandwidth to really figure out do we have the tools to reopen before we do so? >> judge, you are talking and suggesting about getting closer to needing to shut down again, to issue a stay-at-home orders again. i'm curious as to how close you think you are, and do you have the power to shut down in harris county because i know the governor had broad power in terms of reopening, ordering reopening of the state. >> yeah. so in terms of what would get us there, we're watching the rate with which those admissions are increasing of the right now it's not quite linear, but it's not exponential either. it's a slight curve, so we have to see if that speeds up. right now over 15% of our icu space is being taken by covid patients which is alarming so if that percentage grows, again, that would get us closer to that place so every single dale i'm watching those numbers. in terms of the authority, yes, i no longer have -- initially i had the authority to order things shut. no longer do

machines are invented and they ping-pong their way through our lives and change them. gutenberg invents the printing press, people learn to read. the iphone is invented -- i don't know what that will do to us. but we don't think about the other way of doing things. and that rare much is our experience, right? eigha technology shows up and wy it. that also is reinforced here. in the cold war, there is an implicit understanding that technology was important, that technology advances, becomes more efficient over time. bigger cars, faster cars. i want to show you quickly, i hope you can see things clearly enough here. c-span is making things bright. now i can see a little better. on the backback wall, you can see there is a high will just poking -- high wheel just poking out from behind their, old-fashioned bicycle before the chain was invented, and we work our way to more and more modern bicycles. in the far left corner, all the way in the back, horse and wagon. wagon.nd more advanced car, more advanced car, you can use the hand pumps -- you can even see the hand pump gas

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in their back yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date >> hi, everybody. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i'm joined here today by our county health officer, dr. thomas aragon. he is a native san franciscan and has been with the department for over 10 years, has been responsible for all of the decisions that are being made to keep us all safe and healthy. just yesterday, we made an announcement about a safe re-opening plan and i want to talk a little bit with him today about the kinds of decisions, the very hard decisions as a public health officer that he has to make to keep us safe. i want to touch a bit on how are we going to r

that inconsistency is led to a ping-pong approach to a should be decisions about procurement. think there is another opportunity for the improvement in terms of the accountable leadership of the stockpile. as you know, and is moved back and forth from the cdc to dhs to cdc to hhs and others have been involved. so there has not been consistent on accountable leadership are really making sure that number one, there is clarity of strategic and number two that the stockpile is consistently delivered and supported. and that there is accountability and measurement of success. in the third year area for improvement is the budget process. it is impossible for congress or anyone else to be able to budget to the stockpile if there's not clarity about if it's supposed to accomplish at what scale. what is happened all too often is the tail wags the dog. someone may have ideas about with the stockpile should be capable of supporting but the budget is the thing that determines what actually gets procured. the current budget going into the segment was not adequate to provide it for the kind

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deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in their back yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most >> as a woman of color who grew up in san francisco i understand how institutions can have an impact on communities of color. i think having my voice was important. that is where my passion lies when the opportunity to lead an office in such a new space came up. i couldn't turn it down. i was with the district attorney's office for a little over nine years, if you include the time as an intern as well as volunteer da, all most 13 years. during the time with the da's office i had an opportunity to serve the community not only as the assistant district attorney but as director of community relatio

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in theirk yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date >> right before the game starts, if i'm still on the field, i look around, and i just take a deep breath because it is so exciting and magical, not knowing what the season holds holds is very, very exciting. it was fast-paced, stressful, but the good kind of stressful, high energy. there was a crowd to entertain, it was overwhelming in a good way, and i really, really enjoyed it. i continued working for the grizzlies for the 2012-2013 season, and out of happenstance, the same job opened up for the san francisco giants. i applied, not knowing if i would get it, but i would kick myself if i

cómo se juega >> no pero aquí lo van a explicar >> el concursante debe hacer rebotar pelotas de ping pong

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in their back yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly if the weather is bad outside you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we are here to learn more from one of the resident artists. welcome to the show, deborah. tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campaigns in the city. she started with kids. they had an exhibition at city hall. city officials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in theire gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like us ♪ i once was lost ♪ but now i'm found ♪ was blind ♪ but now i see ♪ twas grace that taught my heart to fear ♪ ♪ and grace my fears relieved ♪ how precious did that grace appear ♪ ♪ the hour that i first believed ♪ (♪) >> good afternoon, everyone, and happy pride. thank you for joining me today. i'm caroline weisinger with san francisco pride. >> i am claire farley and we're so happy to have you with us here today to celebrate pride at home. the official lgbtq kickoff. you heard from breanna sinclaire, world renowned opera singer. she's such an inspiration. thank you so much

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in theirback yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date kids, night terrors. we see again, across -- -- >> you're watching coping with covid-19 with chris manners. >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. today, my guest is an infeshttious disease specialist and leading the covid disease tracing team for the san francisco department of public health. she's here to talk about the city's contact tracing program and how to slow the spread of the virus. doctor, welcome to the show. >> thank you so much for having me. >> can we begin by talking about when the city's contact tracing program began and what are the servic

deann and andy have been using the ping pong table that they bought off craigslist and set it up in their back yard. ellie has been using this home gym to stay fit. it has everything she needed. and lastly, if the weather is bad outside, you can exercise your mind by doing a puzzle, sudoku, or just by reading a good book. here's a quick recap. since i started this episode, the guidelines have changed. for instance, jack may be able to go golfing with some restrictions. go to sf.gov to get the most up-to-date >> roughly five years, i was working as a high school teacher, and i decided to take my students on a surfing field trip. the light bulb went off in my head, and i realized i could do much more for my students taking them surfing than i could as their classroom teacher, and that is when the idea for the city surf project was born. >> working with kids in the ocean that aren't familiar with this space is really special because you're dealing with a lot of fear and apprehension but at the same time, a lot of excitement. >> when i first did it, i was, like, really scared, but then, i did

you're allowed to play ping-pong.ing-pong. >> reporter: upon arrival all players and staff will have an in-room quarantine of w for two negative coronavirus tests at least 24 hours apart. everyone will be subject to a regular testing program. >> there's going to have to be consistent surveillance on a daily basis to make sure people who are negative for coronavirus stay negative because at the end of the day, it's all of our health that's at stake, and the health of our players, you know, our beloved players. >> reporter: players have the option of wearing a smart ring that will keep track of vital signs and give off an illness alert that a player may be at higher risk or even infected. so, the players are expected to report down in orlando early next month. first game is supposed to be july 31st. get this, guys. the nba finals will wrap as late as october 13th, and that's right around the time the new season would normally start, but we'll deal with that later. >> makes sense, t.j. they'll deal with that when they co