ranger. once a week visitors have an opportunity to tag along with the ranger and explore do not islands on an organized nature to. vary the atmosphere if you find something and think it looks exciting pick it up and take it along we'll have a look and i'm sure we can figure out what it is. so what's rare and not easy to find the red flint. i've got homes and 3 variations but it's always some shade of red. not rust colored and not orange you can find it in yellow and several variations of that but the red flint is what's unique to helical and. for most of the visitors here the true stars of the island are the c.e.o.'s. of the birthing season begins around november and almost as soon as the females given birth she's able to mace again. so 2 weeks later the 1st bulls are back trying to get at her again. as cute and harmless as the seals may look they're not necessarily cuddly. eagle but the gray seal is germany's biggest predator and it can move a 20 kilometers per hour so it's not a good idea

from our sky ranger. let's go across the bay here now, where what we're seeing here, another diverse group of protesters in oakland today, including many of the warriors. in fact, the last time steph curry and klay thompson walked this route was two years ago, almost to the day. you can see him, steph curry, in the middle of the circle, they walked this route for the warriors parade a couple of years ago. today, they were back. but it was mumuch different. and tonight, nbc bay area melissa colorado has the latest from oakland. melissa? >> reporter: well raj, the timing of tonight's demonstration in downtown oakland. is really important. 8:0 a p. 8:805 p.m., directly arch the start of the curfew, in direct defiance of the curfew, and you can see the key intersection, broadway and 14th. since our camera is on there right now. we want to show you what is fascinating or happening here in downtown oakland, community members, artists who are covering these downtown businesses, that have been boarded up, they're

but do not island ranger make sure it stays that way. combine for more and more guests coming to see helical land and want to benefit from the high seas air but more and more animals are coming as well to do you know rangers are here to make sure we can all live together and get along all right people can ask me questions and enjoy the beach in harmony. katherina tilly's area responsibility is just 7 tenths of a square kilometer the island of doom and a couple of dunes is about all of this. relating to dino ranges that only found here because this island is called do you know and i mean do you know ranger. once a week pelican lands visitors have an opportunity to tag along with the ranger and explore do not islands on an organized nature to the. very end if you find something and think it looks exciting pick it up and take it along we'll have a look and i'm sure we can figure out what it is. somewhat rare and not easy to find the red flint. and mother i have homes in 3 variations but it's always some shade of red or not rust colored and

panzer and ranger lucky mccool or i headed out to kill their village to deliver face masks and other items to guard against the coronavirus kildare is one of the 11 villages that submitted a claim under the restitution program to get them on a minor land back. precious is a local taina right now she stopped making clothes and is sewing facemasks instead . they cost the equivalent of $1.00 euro piece that's too expensive for many in the village so stuff from a bind them up to give out they've already bought $400.00 masks from her since the land was returned a lot has changed in kill devil age the old huts that stood here during the time of apartheid an elf few and far between they've been replaced by new houses that are a lot more comfortable. they were financed by the rent and wages paid to the community by the mana mana reserve. global has worked at the reserve for 15 years rising to become a kitchen manager. she too is building a new house but now she doesn't know when it will be finished she hasn't worked since the end of march and wages have been cut and she's worried about the f

but not now he's holding the fort back at the camp when the rangers return he tells them about fresh tracks from their latest visitor an elephant paid a visit in the night and damaged a number of trees. the reserve was once privately owned but 2013 so historic land restitution case in which the government bought up the area and gave it back to local residents now the land and buildings belong to 11 local communities who also hold a stake in the company that operates mahna mahna the firm pays rent to the local community and provides training to residents. every reserve employs 180 people many of them from the local area but few are currently working with the onset of the coronavirus restrictions the reserve lost its income nearly all the stuff was sent home i don't know how long that was when i lost. and so for them as well like the stuff that well not even come back you know. it's. you know if they come one doesn't open at all but it will cause a down and all of us and we're feeling a lot of families you know. depending on with one person working is feeding like 10 people more than t

the rangers have had a good day later on they spotted another lead. they're really hoping the tourists will be able to return soon bringing desperately needed income to safeguard the future of the mana mana game myself. that's all from us at global 3000 this week we're curious to know what you liked about this main show drop us a line to global 3000 at d w dot com see you next time take chaps. go. never before have there been so many. they benefit not only from the moment buyers want to come but also from pollution. how can that be. we need want to follow just in. 30 minutes w. . most girls who could ever now live i'm sure going to. insupportable. was able. to deliver. massive drama competition wide marketing numbers atmosphere fight at time intuition love money. fans friends finest fans and fans old. on you tube join us. if it is for me. is for. children is for. me. is we're. told is for. beethoven is for everyone. beethoven 2020. 5th anniversary here on d w. car. armstrong really walked on the moon. isn't the earth really was how strong. the governm

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another thing the rangers are doing right now is producing footage to post online as no one can come to the park i think moment they're focusing on the so-called big 5 that's elephants lions rhinos buffaloes and leftists. the videos of the animals are a real hit on social media. we making these films so that you can bring all i'd like to. because of the coverage thank you note you can order it want to comment enjoy to write it is how long it might have all of the rangers have had a good day later on they spot another leopard. they're really hoping the tourists will be able to return soon bringing desperately needed income to safeguard the future of the mana mana game of. that's all from us at global 3000 this week we're curious to know what you liked about this week's show drop us a line to global 3000 at d.w. dot com see you next time take cabs. in. the play and covert 19 the passion play and obama girl it's told the story of christ suffering from 400 years. the 1st stage and was intended to stop the plague and other performances followed every 10 years but the pandemic as we look a

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another thing the rangers are doing right now is producing footage to post online as no one can come to the park. i think moment they're focusing on the so-called big 5 that's elephants lions rhinos buffaloes and left it. the videos of the animals are a real hit on social media. we making these films so that you can bring all i'd like to all. because of the coverage thank you note you can order it want to comment enjoy the write that i don't get why the model the rangers have had a good day later on they spot another leopard. they're really hoping the tourists will be able to return soon bringing desperately needed income to safeguard the future of the mana mana game reserve. that's all from us that global 3000 this week we curious to know what you liked about this week show drop us a line to global 3000 at v.w. dot com see you next time take cabs. when the prices of. cities will sink into the sea. entire stretches of land will be abandoned. the water striders subsists bridgewater's are supposed to prevent flooding but the delayed the inevitable. move in the future 66 meters from ris

in fact, let's go to our nbc bay area sky ranger. we showed you the protest that is starting in los altos. hundreds of people gathering at el ka camino, civic leaders and many people beginning the march down mountain view, the suburban community, mostly white, that can really help make all of this a turning point in america. now, this hav, the memorial in minneapolis, broadcast live, on most of the major networks and cable channels, a lot of familiar faces. reverend jesse jackson and minnesota senator amy klobuchar among many people and a host of entertainers including kevin hart but this day was all about floyd's family and his legacy. >> being here, we have a house full of love. and i appreciate the love of everyone in here. and in the state of minneapolis, ya'll have adopted my brother and showed him so much love and we feel that love. >> what happened to floyd happens every day in this country, and education and health services and in every area of american life, it is time for us to stand up, in george's name, and say get your k

the rangers have had a good day later on they spotted another leopard. they're really hoping the tourists will be able to return soon bringing desperately needed income to safeguard the future of the mana mana game. that's all from us a global 3000 this week we're curious to know what you liked about this week's show drop us a line to global 3000 at d w dot com see you next time take cabs. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. hong kong never leave the news following these days now it's the draft of a new security law to be imposed by beijing this provoking controversy and protests joining me this week from long ago is regina is a member of the city's legislative council and chair of the probate judge in new people's party hello good conflicts the 1st. 30 minutes d.w. the book tackling extreme situations in the fight against terrorists the book now says by the time. we meet the men of germany's counterterrorism unit g s g 9 highly trained supremely tough i want a farewell letter from my family for me every day mine and them to close to about. 75 min

we're looking at it from sky ranger. police are on the scene. where the looters have gone, did the police get there in time, we don't know about that but we did see obvious damage. what appears to be, is that a target store in it is red. it is a target store in walnut creek. a smashed window, smashed completely out. large enough damage there to allow someone to go in and help themselves and apparently that's what happened. we'll keep you posted as we get more information on what's going on in walnut creek. let's go to rob mayeda. he is checking the forecast. if you like the fall, if you like the spring or summer, they're all coming this week. tell us when. >> we'll see a little of everything. we've got some clouds and cooling temperatures. overcast skies to wrap up the weekend. 69 degrees, 72 was the high earlier today. probably a less humidity tse. we did have the calmer weather with the clouds in. some of the humidity has moved to the east. the view in livermore, 71. no thunderstorms. today you see san francisco, not just mid to high level clo

this is just into our newsroom from sky ranger about, ten minutes ago. as you can see, police officers on foot, finally confronting them on the freeway, and this is at university avenue, two protesters, two walkers on the freeway, took off, but police arrested two other demonstrators, and they took them into custody peacefully. but the damage is already done. the freeway is back open but the backup for miles, at least five mile, all the way to mountain view. >>> also, today, in the east bay, peaceful protests and demonstrations, this one in walnut creek, sky ranger over the scene, this is around 2:45 this afternoon, and police stopped demonstrators at one point, this is at the corner of pacific and north main, it appears they were trying to prevent them from heading into the broadway shopping plaza. but then they let them continue a different way to civic park, where they held a peaceful rally and demonstration there. other events also this afternoon, very peaceful, in castro valley, and in dublin. >>> some star power, hollywood star, jamie foxx among th

this is our nbc bay area sky ranger.t's going to black there just for a moment, but we saw down below our sky ranger there in oakland. another protest kicking off. you can see several hundred people marching down the streets of oakland peacefully. we're also seeing protests this evening in many other bay area cities including san jose. we'll continue to follow these marches and protests on our 6:00 newscast. >>> firefighters in solano county are hoping to get some help this evening when strong winds start to taper off as they continue to battle a stubborn fire. it's called the quail fire and it's charred nearly 2,000 acres. it's burning near winters north of vacaville. the fire 50% contained at this point. three structures destroyed. another 100 are being threatened. evacuation orders have now been lifted. >>> tonight at 6:00, back in business. the covid crisis had very little impact on the bay area housing market. the reason prices are actually higher than before this pandemic hit, that story and more coming up on our 6

anyway matt has been a park , ranger at petersburg national battlefield, where we first met as park rangers many, many years ago. he is worked in manassas, vicksburg, and gettysburg. he will tackle the elephant in the room about gettysburg versus vicksburg, which one of these two battles he considers being a native mississippian and having worked at both parks, which he considers to be the biggest turning point. gettysburg or vicksburg? i will let matt get up here and explain. matt atkinson. [applause] matt: that's what it is. i understand you all had a row last night about something. right there, right? the most important battle, a top the top 10 battles in the american civil war, and gettysburg was left off. can you believe that? i want to tell you a quick story. i was invited down to a richmond roundtable. we were at the willow oaks country club. we had virginia ham. that is the only time they go out there. anyway, i was having a great time. i was in richmond and the man who did the top 10 last night lives there and he did not show. for my program, so here is what you call poetic justice

the queens rangers our constitution is there constituted. they find a powerful patron insert henry clinton. there are many letters between the two of them. he makes a reputation for himself. he ends up demanding a mixed command. he has a rifle company, he has a highland company, and he starts raising platoons. it becomes a legion. it was one of the best horses, in the british army. because the 18th century was a hierarchical time. if you read officers reports on both sides of the war, when they talk about people who performed well and battle, they name only officers. simcoe, did not respect the american revolution, he wrote diatribes to himself of imaginary dialogues, refuting all of the principles of the american. when you read the journals though, he did not clear about class when it came to military. he also promoted men from the ranks. he made officers of them. if they acted like gentlemen and acted bravely, he had his eye on them. it's interesting though because when he goes to canada, as lieutenant governor, he finds ways to sabotage t

formed for the seven years war -- >> roger's rangers.obert rogers tries to get a commission from congress and they don't trust him. he goes to the british and offers his services. general howe gives him permission to raise the queen's american rangers. a lot of officers don't like the quality of the officers that roger commissions. rogers to by this time is past his prime. he had a drinking problem after he went back to england. and he may have had it here in north america, but his officers are eased out and they're replaced by loyalist gentlemen from new york and virginia, so the people that flock to lord dunnmoore and the queen's rangers are reconstituted and they come up to the command of john similar co-who i quoted who is a young man without much money. he wants to get ahead to distinguish himself in combat and finding a powerful patron in sir henry clinton, reminding clinton of everything he does right. there are lots of letters between the two of them and he makes a reputation for himself and he ends up having a mixed command of i

three separate lasers pointed at our sky ranger. you may know pointing a laser into a cockpit is a federal offense. it can temporarily blind a pilot and lead to a chopper crash. >>> new video tonight of the national guard in the bay area. these troops in vallejo tonight guarding the vallejo police department from any potential vandalism or violence. 50 members of the guard arrived in the city last night after they were requested to secure locations considered high risk. vallejo has had several nights of violent unrest including lootings, carjackings, an attempt to set city hall on fire, and an officer-involved shooting. >>> we have more details released from george floyd's autopsy report. it reveals he tested positive for covid-19 weeks before his death. the county medical examiner in minneapolis says that floyd initially tested positive for the virus back on april 3rd and because the genetic code for covid-19 can remain in the system for weeks after the disease is gone the autopsy says a second positive test after his death likely

don't tell a park ranger that. they do not want to hear that. they have heard that, i have worked at other sites and i have heard it multiple times. sometimes multiple times in the same day. multiple times, right there. i would like to say that there -- obviously this is an emerging civil war conference and so forth. we have a plethora of subjects back there, from which you can choose from. books, etc. what is the most important point? i can make this lecture -- pick two battles and i could put it up there. i mean, the list could go on and on. we can put chancellorsville up there, we can put spotsylvania, i was driving down here and the lady who talks to me on the phone, that tells me where to go from time to time. she is having me drive past grant headquarters in 1864. i am like, this is really cool, she must really know what i like. [laughter] you could really argue -- what is the turning point? is there a big turning point? let me start by saying that i do recognize that, ok? there are other subjects and there is a lot of subjects, especially

is the world news from al-jazeera the 1st confirmed covert 900 deaths reported at an overcrowded ranger refugee camp in bangladesh farmers in zimbabwe described how coronaviruses into a vital cash crop tobacco. a week now since a black man named george floyd it died in police custody in minnesota and there is no sign of an end to the protests that followed against racism and police brutality in the u.s. president donald trump has threatened to deploy the army now if state governors don't end the violence already in washington d.c. police forcibly cleared peaceful protesters near the white house so he could walk to a nearby church and start with this report from mike hanna. a peaceful protest outside the white house is dispersed forcibly by. tear gas rubber coated steel bullets sense stun grenades are used to force the demonstrators further away a few minutes later the reason becomes clear in a display of pure political theater the president and former reality star walks out of the white house across pennsylvania avenue and through lafayette park which had been surrounded by protesters d

z3wvnz z1s6z y3wvny y1s6y >>> nbc bay area sky ranger over redwood city where we can see police makingome arrests. at a gas station. appears to be a 76 gas station and up top, a demonstration, a peaceful one so far, marching by. we don't know if the people are arrested and e detained are related to the protest or a separate incident. but we do know that a demonstration started at redwood city courthouse square around 4:00 and it was lasting about 2 1/2 hours and the half hour, they were marching through the streets. and few hundred demonstrators, and sky ranger capturing activity at a 76 gas station where a few people are detained. we will try to get detailed sbu so far, they have not told us where they are headed. sky ranger will stay over the scene and as soon as we get information, we will bring it to you at home. now, demonstrations happening across the bay area right now. and we want to take you to the cleanup efforts that are also going on because some of the cities have experienced vandalism and graffiti. but volunteers came scrub buildings. >> we are making sure that cline and

sky ranger flying of alamo square park in san francisco this afternoon.ou can see people there staying inside the circles. the white circles there, everybody giving each other space, at least six feet. similar scene in do lor res park, people keeping in their circles. every time we check they're inside those circles. we know keeping track of what's open and what's closed very confusing. so, we have broken it down by county on our website. to reach our guide, use the qr code on the bottom left of your screen. just point the camera on your phone at that code -- don't take a picture. just point it there. it will take you right to the article on our website. >>> up next at 5:00, bringing a football franchise back to the east bay. how an oakland business group's plan to make that happen could make nfl history. cal state students may have a requirement to check off before getting their diplomas. the extra class that could become mandatory. >>> and we're officially now into summer and the 7-day forecast is certainly looking a lot like it when those 90s make a bi

let's look at sky ranger right now. this is a look at aleandro. we have been watching this for 45 minutes or so. people running in and out. helping themselves to whatever they wanted in there. at one point, they were double-parked, loading up with stolen goods. let'sroz plater in walnut creek. >> there's a heavy police presence here in downtown walnut creek. all were needed this afternoon, when all heck broke loose. from sky ranger, you can see the aftermath, windows smashed and broken glass everywhere. stores ransacked in walnut creek. widespread looting with looters dodging in and out of traffic. police say a young woman was shot in the arm, possibly by a vandal. in this bizarre scene, a fight breaks out over clothing. all had walnut police descend on the downtown. shutting down businesses to close. >> once people started to break in and the alarms started going off, and people were swarming the areas. >> they brought in k9 units. >> these joined the protest but once the looting started, some broke off and joined in. >> that's not what we should

it is our favorite time of the year for the park rangers. but yes, you know, i know a lot of my friends say look, forget the bars and forget the restaurants, forget the resorts. you know, we want to be outside. i'm sure and curious i'm sure the past three or four weeks, have you yourself noticed an increase of people visiting the parks around you? >> will, most definitely. we have 240 parks, some more in san francisco. and great thing, some of the positive sides to the virus is that it gets people outside where they can enjoy parks from a safe distance. to spend time with her family and get some much-needed respite from the things that are going on. so, we are happy to welcome everybody. >> you know, whether is in san francisco or other counties here in the bay area, or beyond. i'm sure you have friends in the business and industry another raiders out there. but, what advice would you give individuals out there? because it is different obvious this time around. summertime, campgrounds and state parks. national parks. we telling people before

this is our nbc bay area sky ranger. and telling you about a protest demonstration put together by students of oakland tech high. it's headed over to the oakland police department. it looks like a good 11,000 demonstrators there in oakland. again, with we will continue to monitor this. very peaceful so far. no signs of any hostility or anything else. we will keep you posted on it. >> star power in san francisco. oscar winner jamie foxx rallied outside city hall. ♪ no weapons against me >> foxx along with hundreds of peaceful protestors took a knee to honor george floyd and many black lives lost and to protest police brutality. >> there has to be a deterrent. if that kman be handcuffed and he can sit on his neck for so long, and he is not afraid of what is going to happen. we have to change the language. >> foxx also had a message for his hollywood friends. he said it's not enough to tweet or text. you have to get out there. >>> the the protests are in response to a minneapolis police officer with his knee on george floyd

he is currently a supervisory park ranger with the national park service in florida. you can ask him about fun snakes he might have seen recently. with that, let's learn why someone would want to burn down boston. >> so, yeah, i'm a park ranger in the everglades. so i do not bring any snakes. everyone can stay in the first or second rows. i know that was a big concern by rob and liz. but today's talk is centered on something further north. and being a baltimore orioles fan, there is multiple reasons why i want to see boston burn, especially fenway. today is the road to revolution. and boston epicenter of that early colonial opposition to the parliament, to the british, to being in existence. i figure i would summit up in three dates, march 5th, 1770, april 17th, 1775. so thanks for coming. we'll take questions. they're all important dates though. not to discredit them. all part of the time line. they ruptured 13 british north american colonies that led to the creation of the united states of america. events do not happen in a vacuum. the events like the three mention

he is currently a supervisor and park ranger with the national park service in florida. you can ask him about the fun things he may have seen recently there. with, that let us learn a bit about why someone would want to burn down boston. (laughs) (applause) >> i will move the microphone up. i am a park ranger in the everglades. don't bring any snakes. i know that was a big concern. did you but today's top is centered on something farther north. being a baltimore oriole's fan, i want to see boston burn for a number of reasons. the road to revolution. boston, the epicenter of that early colonial opposition to the parliament, to the british,. but i figured out someone up in three days. march 5th, 1770. december 16, 1773, lexington and concord, april 17th, 1775. thank you for coming. i will take your questions. those are all important dates, not to discredit them. they are part of a timeline that ruptured the 13 british north american colonies from great britain, and led to the creation of the united states of america. but events don't happen in a vacuum. cataclysmic events

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we'll take a live look from our nbc bay area sky ranger. you can see down below this rally at lake merritt that started a couple hours ago. it is still going strong. people right there along the water. among them, nbc bay area's melissa colorado who gives us an inside look at what's going on this evening. melissa? >> reporter: raj, take a look around me. we're here at lake merritt. covid-19 has put a stop to cultural festivals, parades, pride, you name it. but this juneteenth celebration here in oakland feels like a festival, feels like a celebration. there is food, there is music. there is dancing. a public outdoor festival. i want to show you something. the crowds have lined the entire way. you can see it across the lake. there are tents and families out there. people from diverse backgrounds. practically every part of the lake. crowds are here to recognize juneteenth. a holiday for the african american community that has taken on a whole new meaning this year. we want to show you video, ranger over lake merritt. thousands crowd to take p

take a look right now video from our sky ranger above a solidarity march in the east bay. this is about an hour ago. marchers started at the brooklyn police department heading over to mcarthur b.a.r.t. station in oakland. well, a number of activists showed up to san francisco city hall today to paint a clear picture for leaders. they spelled out defund the police. organizers say reform doesn't happen when it's in the hands of police. they want a pledge from the city to dismantle the current police department and to build something better. >> what we're calling for is it's time for community oversight of the process. defund the police means there has to be a community oversight of how change happens. that's what's happening here today. >> activists say instead of a police department the city should build an institution that guards public health and safety. >>> well, this was the scene last night as protesters tore down statues at golden gate park. the monuments were of francis scott key, former president ulysses s. grant all torn down. it all comes over the debate of the le

. >> historian, park ranger and author phillip greenwalt talks about boston's role in the origins of the revolutionary war. organized around three pivotal events, the boston massacre, the boston tea party and the battles of lexington and concord. this talk is part of a symposium co-hosted by the emerging revolution war blog, gadsby's tavern museum and the lyceum of alexandria, virginia. >> so to start off the afternoon please welcome phillip greenwalt. phillip is the co-founder of emerger revolution war and a full time contributor to emerger civil war. he is the author or co-author of two volumes in the emerger revolution war series and three volumes in the emerger civil war series and one of his books is downstairs. phil graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in history from wheeling jesuit university and has a graduate degree in american history from george mason university. he is currently a supervisory park ranger with the national park service in florida, you can ask him about fun snakes he might have seen recently. so with that, let us learn a little bit about why someone wou

our sky ranger is overhead in san francisco, where demonstrators are now on the move. they're spreading now towards city hall. this gathering started at 5:00 p.m. again, these are live looks now. you can see that mass of people walking towards city hall and this group continues to grow. it's clearly well over 10,000 people right about now. >> we're talking about families and youth, they're all part of this fro teprotest. it started at mission high school where they gathered. and the line stretches all the way into the castro district. they first marched to the san francisco police subtation in the mission district on valencia street a couple of blocks away from mission high school. and now heading toward the castro and toward city hall. we also have other big news, after charges were announced today against the three other minneapolis police officers. these three men are now facing charges of aiding and abetting murder and manslaughter in connection to the deadly arrest of george floyd. derek chauvin, the officer seen with his knee on floyd's neck for more than eight m

the texas rangers and the houston astros could take advantage over other teams, the rangers and astros with 20,000 fans per game and financial losses would not be as severe. players also will get a boost from fans while other home teams may have to play to an empty ballpark. >>> the nba is moving forward with plans to restart the season at the end of next month. 22 teams go to disney world in orlando florida for 16 playoff spots. the warriors will not be included because they are too far in the playoffs the owner of the charlotte hornets, michael jordan, you heard of him. he plays a big part. >> he thought was very important after we established 16 teams we are not gimmicky because there are proposals on the table to do unique torments and pool play like you see for international competition and we took the proposal very seriously. i think ultimately i agree with michael that there is so much chaos in the world right now, even before the racial unrest we experience to now. that, let's come as close to normal as we can. >> here is a look at some of the important dates affecting the warr

eastern with historian park ranger and author philip greenwald on boston's role on the origins of the revolutionary war. that's followed by a discussion of revolutionary war clothing and how it impacted the error and the origins of the american revolution. a number of historians offer their thoughts on how it started. watch american history tv tonight and over the weekend on c-span3. >>> joining us via zoom is laura, washington correspondent for the morning call. we talk about the battleground states in campaign 2020. let's go back to 2016. what are the lessons for democrats and republicans as they gear up for the fall campaign? >> pennsylvania is going to be a very close state again. 2016 was a long night. we had a final vote margin in the presidential race of 2400 votes. it was a pretty unusual change because democrats had done well in the presidential race, even though it was a swing state, and trump was able to boost republican turnout in rural areas where they struggle to turn out and he was able to flip some democratic areas that had previously supported barack obama. a couple k

we will have park ranger, san francisco police department, police officers. we'll have sheriff's cadets, fire cadets, police cadets and the neighborhood emergency response team, all doing education and outreach. there are over 1500 signs in all of our parks indicating what you can and can't do. just do the right thing so we don't put the mayor in a position where she needs to take more drastic action. it is amazing, mayor, in a lot of cities just threw their hands up and say, oh, parks closed because we don't want to deal with it. you haven't done that. you've kept parks open for people. so, you know, we're all asking the public to do the right thing this weekend. the weather will be nice. you will want to get outside. if you have to get in a car, it's too far. so go to your neighborhood park, enjoy it. but socially distance. if you're deloris or jackson or the marina green or washington square, we've offered a little bit of pop-up behavioral art to inspire you to claim your own space. that is the circles that are in some of the parks. and, you know, they're

eastern with historian, park ranger, and author philip greenwald on boston's role in the origins of the revolutionary war. that's followed by a discussion of revolutionary war clothing, and how american tailors impacted the era. then the origins of the american revolution. a number of historians offer their thoughts on how it started. watch american history tv tonight and over the weekend on c-span3. >>> south carolina senator tim scott spoke about the next coronavirus stimulus package and the white house response to george floyd's death. during a virtual conversation with politico, senator scott said the president's comments about mr. floyd's death were what the nation needed to hear, but he expressed concern about using the u.s. military to control protesters. >> good morning, everyone. i'm ben white, chief economic correspondent for politico. author of the morning money newsletter. we're doing a series now called how fast, how soon, rebuilding america's economy. where i'm going to talk to leaders and decision makers in washington, wall street, and across corporate america about the p

we will have park ranger, san francisco police department, police officers. we'll have sheriff's cadets, fire cadets, police cadets and the neighborhood emergency response team, all doing education and outreach. there are over 1500 signs in all of our parks indicating what you can and can't do. just do the right thing so we don't put the mayor in a position where she needs to take more drastic action. it is amazing, mayor, in a lot of cities just threw their hands up and say, oh, parks closed because we don't want to deal with it. you haven't done that. you've kept parks open for people. so, you know, we're all asking the public to do the right thing this weekend. the weather will be nice. you will want to get outside. if you have to get in a car, it's too far. so go to your neighborhood park, enjoy it. but socially distance. if you're deloris or jackson or the marina green or washington square, we've offered a little bit of pop-up behavioral art to inspire you to claim your own space. that is the circles that are in some of the parks. and, you know, they're

our nbc bay area sky ranger has been monitoring the situation above. right now there is a heavy police presence at a walgreens in oakland. this is international and 81st. we can see at least one person being taken into custody. at this point we don't know why, but of course we'll continue to monitor that situation. >>> our other top story tonight, lifting restrictions in the hard-hit south bay. friday, santa clara county will move another step forward. a new health order will allow outdoor dining and indoor retail shopping. but there's some other notable activities still not on the list. nbc bay area's ian cull has more. >> reporter: with each passing day of the pandemic, the anticipation of normalcy grows. and now some relief in the south bay. santa clara county has a revised order allowing outdoor dining starting friday. >> i'm ready. i'm past ready. just sitting out there and relaxing, especially now that summer is coming. >> reporter: at john's in willow glen, they're renovating. >> i want my customers to come and enjoy. >> reporter: the customers

we will have park ranger, san francisco police department, police officers. we'll have sheriff's cadets, fire cadets, police cadets and the neighborhood emergency response team, all doing education and outreach. there are over 1500 signs in all of our parks indicating what you can and can't do. just do the right thing so we don't put the mayor in a position where she needs to take more drastic action. it is amazing, mayor, in a lot of cities just threw their hands up and say, oh, parks closed because we don't want to deal with it. you haven't done that. you've kept parks open for people. so, you know, we're all asking the public to do the right thing this weekend. the weather will be nice. you will want to get outside. if you have to get in a car, it's too far. so go to your neighborhood park, enjoy it. but socially distance. if you're deloris or jackson or the marina green or washington square, we've offered a little bit of pop-up behavioral art to inspire you to claim your own space. that is the circles that are in some of the parks. and, you know, they're