i told her rainey please don't disappoint me she said father i will not disappoint you i had so much hope for rainey so much hope now she's gone i know she struggled to live if she didn't battle for her life she would have died immediately when she was shot but she battled for her life. now greece has turned into anger hundreds of protesters mesley women are demanding justice this act of violence is bill human right and this is a violation of human rights i were not accepted because we are losing the grip of our youth we have lost already so many you i will not accept our youth live to be lost again although no group has claimed responsibility for the attack cameron's government is blaming what it calls secessionist terrorists when you point out altering the lookout. they are proud of. what your brother i can you know you can see i think a lot we are drawn. to english speaking regions in mainly french speaking cameroon have been the battleground for a separatist rebellion since 2017 more than 3000 people have been killed and more than 700000 others have been driven from their homes b

reporter melissa rainey on what experts believe is behind the rising cases. >> reporter: covid-19 cases surging to new levels. the latest numbers from johns hopkins university shows there are now more than 8 million cases in the u.s., with at least 10 states breaking records on friday. >> it is dangerous right now. we want people to wear masks. we want people to socially distance. >> reporter: covid-19 deaths for a single day in illinois back up to the highest levels since june. cases in connecticut and florida increased by 50% or more. and, cases and another 27 states rose between 10 to 50%. only two states, vermont and missouri -- reported a decrease in the average number of cases last week. despite epidemiologists have been predicting a fall spike for a long time. >> reporter: president trump even tweeting a rare acknowledgment that covid-19 cases are rising. meanwhile, health secretary alec cesar blaming the rising cases on mitigation fatigue. despite we are seeing this happen because we are getting colder weather and we are losing that natural social distancing that happens from be

boseman plays the horn player for the blues legend ma rainey. the performance already generating a lot of oscar buzz. >> nice to see his work once again. 6:27 here on "today in the bay." gun violence is on the rise across all three major bay area cities. up next, a live report on one city's plans to tackle that and the push that it's already getting. plus -- >> reporter: and i'm cierra johnson in downtown napa. coming up another psps event. we'll break down which communities are impacted and when they're scheduled to begin. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:30, fire danger returns in parts of the bay area and more power shutoffs may be coming. a live look at san jose. we are tracking it all this morning from what you need to know to be prepared and the forecast. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good tuesday to you. thanks for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. i'm also matching kari hall. we have the pumpkin spice memo today, i see. >>> yeah, we've been talking abou

they rainey and canoeists has been boosted in his bid to represent a team of refugees at the tokyo olympics next. trains and competes in germany after fleeing his homeland and 2015 now after a rule change is one step closer to his dream. society is more motivated than ever the iranian refugee now has a clear way forward to next year's olympics in tokyo he's hoping to represent the refugee team after you turn from the international canoe federation. we've now decided it will support site competing for the i.o.c. as refugees. fled iran in 2015 after taking a selfie in front of milan cathedral at home that was viewed as him converting to christianity punishable by death germany gay felt a place to train and compete he's since been working hard both out on the water and in the complicated process of severing ties with the iranian reading teen who wants to avoid a conflict with iran the international community federation had insisted its rules meant it can grant him refugee status even though he has documents proving otherwise. bass was a hard journey 5 years long i just cry if i want to go to t

it tells the story of a mother of blues mae rainey and her battle for control with her white producer boseman plays a role it. streams on netflix december 18th. >>> the newest marvel flick is taking over the bay area. >> you may have seen some crazy stunts and car chases in san francisco or at least heard it. that sounds like you leaving work every day. >> at 12:31? yes. >> they are filming for the new marvel production. they had been trimming in australia but parts being shot in san francisco. >> thought that was me for a second. then i looked at how nice the car was and was like nope. >>> anyone burning rubber out there this morning? >> gosh i hope not. that would be a big problem on the roads for sure. we have brake lights. it's for all those folks making the trek in to the pass. it's the busiest spot. westbound from 205 onto 580. it's the usual stuff starting around 11th street. getting busier. working toward the greenville on that westbound side of 580. lots of redw. reseeing speeds dipping down about 19 miles an hour with a 39 minute drive time to travel westbound 580 between 20

rainey, thanks for joining us on this. i think i first want to get your reaction to what the president's doctor said, or basically didn't say, when it came to oxygen and whether or not they have administered the president any oxygen. >> yasmin, reading between the lines of that press conference, i and every physician that i know really believe that he was administered supplemental oxygen at some point. moreover, as we know, there's now been an associated press report that an anonymous source that the president did receive supplemental oxygen at some point during his illness to date. it would be very strange to not come right out and just say, he's had no oxygen at any point, if he really had not received oxygen. also, i suspect that he was likely hospitalized because of breathing trouble and because of that need for additional respiratory support. >> and i want to say that we here at msnbc news have not confirmed as to whether the president did receive oxygen. important to put that out there. dr. ranney, talk to me about s

but nasugraq rainey hopson is breaking new ground, literally.ject "gardens in the arctic," and installed a high tunnel for growing fresh produce. similar to greenhouses, these domed, plastic-covered structures extend the growing season by keeping in heat and providing additional protection to plants. hopson typically sells about 150 pounds of produce a year, and grows nearly 100 different varieties of plants, keeping detailed notes on what works and what doesn't. she's become something of an arctic gardening guru. on this day last summer, she showed off her garden to participants in an agribusiness workshop. 2019 was a hot, dry summer in the arctic, which means cold- hardy plants like kale suffered, but heat-lovers like melons and squash flourished. whether a changing climate will open doors to more agriculture in the arctic is an open question, hopson says. >> there was a stableness the first few years, and then things kind of went haywire to extremes, not only with plants >> reporter: this year, she's facing even more challenges. for one, she

jake molly rainey with a crucial goal to help secure a point 11 the final score. and in california classico the san jose earthquakes thrashed the l.a. galaxy 4 nail and it was the start of the night at his school the open urn come and came back to add more insult to injury with a goal in stoppage time. 3 time grand slam champion status last of wrinkled face denis up a shop i love in the quarterfinals of the st petersburg open on friday the swiss overcame home favorite igneous don't score in 3 sets to reach the last 8 looking for his 1st a.t.p. title in 3 yes. and that's as well so we'll have more for you later on but for now it's back to sunny thanks so much and that's it for this news hour but so we're back in about one with another full bolus and so do stay with us here on al-jazeera . while about afterwards when the president of the united states speaks out the rest of the world takes notice. aggressive negotiation on trade deals. unparalleled military might international agreements hanging by a thread will the next u.s. foreign policy put america 1st. or be a

squared things off jake will rainey with a crucial goal to help secure a point 11 the final score.so he's on a grand slam champion status us covering that has booked his base into the quarterfinals of the sam petersburg open swiss overcame home a favorite if they can the dons corey in 3 sets looking for his 1st a.t.p. title and 3 years. that's it for me hyla thank you so much sam about wraps up this new star to keep it here and i'll just there on back with you after the break. keeping law and order is a primary function of any state. protecting the people became police brutality a domestic incident became a global lock. in a country torn apart by racial inequality. can americans find a leader to unite. all of the key issues of the u.s. elections. on al-jazeera. as protests rage across america more black lives are lost despite the promises of police reform faultlines hears from those demanding justice the truth accountability transparency that's what i desire from the city i desperately need to change i have no faith in a situation that needs to be reminded not to help the moment of

squared things off jake molly rainey with a crucial goal to help secure a point 11 the final score. and in california classico the san jose earthquakes thrashed the l.a. galaxy for nail and it was the start of the night he scored the open urn come and came back to add more insult to injury with a goal in stoppage time 3 time grand slam champion status last of wrinkled face denis up a shop i love in the quarterfinals of the st petersburg open on friday the swiss overcame home favorite igneous don't score in 3 sets to reach the last 8 looking for his 1st a.t.p. title in 3 yes and that's as well for me i'll have more later on. thank so much all that said i'm a sahm is a ban for this news out of the back in a moment with more of the day's news. corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. against corruption corruption is not something to be taller than it. is on the african. country his easy meal and let's destroy this wall. came 2020 the 5th face award encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in

julian rainey in michigan.hilly and sunny in wisconsin with the president is doing a couple laps, we are told in the salem raceway there around the crowd. there you can see the beast and he's getting out there momentarily, secret service on the move, we will bring you there momentarily. it democratic nominee joe biden spending much of the day today in georgia. normally a reliable red state that could flip blue next week. peter doocy reports from atlanta on the biden message down the stretch. >> joe biden's closing arguments boiled down to this. >> i run to unite this nation and to this nation. >> the man hoping to become the 46th president is channeling the 32nd, speaking in the georgia town where fdr stayed all most every year seeking relief from polio in the therapeutic waters of warm springs. >> this place, warm springs, as a reminder that though broken, each of us can be healed. that as a people and a country, we can overcome this devastating virus. >> biden says he will work with republicans and democrats

. >> thank you very much and i would like to call on mister rainey and you are recognized for 5 minutes. >> ranking member kelly, dismissed members of the oversight committee and the ways and means committee. thank you for inviting me to speak today. the policies center should not be attributed, every president voluntarily released income taxes to the public. until donald trump -- since president next and, the irs's audit, and last month, the new york times reported new details on donald trump's income taxes with ongoing irs audit. these details don't have a picture of donald trump's returns that began to emerge and earlier articles. this picture calls into question the fairness of those returns in 3 respects. the fairness of the amount of taxes the president reportedly paid, the fairness of reported business lawsuits and the fairness of the irs audit of donald trump's income taxes. let me address each of those in order. first, i believe the $750 in taxes paid by donald trump in 2017 was not fair. $750 is lower than the taxes paid by the average taxpayer in every income group we might u

"ma rainey's black bottom" hits netflix on october 17th. hit show, it is almost here. fans of baby yoda could not be more excited overnight a new trailer teasing the adventure and action for the new season was released and here is a quick peak at it. >> i'm here on business. i need your help i've been requested to bring this one back to its kind. >> here we go. >> it's not much to work with, but it's good. >> look who is geeking out >> me and jack daily, we love the "mandalorian." >> goldie, our youngest, is going as baby yoda for halloween. we just got it and we were trying on the hat the other day. they looked adorable so, yeah -- >> oh, stop it right now >> that's cute on top of cute. anyway, that comes out, i believe, on the 30th >>> ben stiller obviously one of the biggest names in hollywood but back in the 80s he auditioned for a lot of roles. one of the roles he interviewed for was "back to the future. here he is reading the famous scene where marty finds himself on a date with miss mom. >> why are you so nervous? >> have you ever be

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