abc 7 reporter rena roy has the latest on this. >> reporter: long time trumpe a. trump commuting stone's sentence after many speculated for months he'd do just that to help out his friend and confidant. >> he said that he had thought about it, he had followed my face throughout and he thought i had been treated unfairly. >> reporter: stone has been under house arrest and was expected to report to federal prison on july 14th to serve 40 months after being convicted last november on charges of lying to congress, witness tampering and obstructing a congressional investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. the high profile roller coaster case causing controversy on capitol hill. four federal prosecutors stepping down from stone's case when attorney general william barr stepped in. in an unusual and sudden reversal barr overruled their original sentencing recommendation of 7 to 9 years of prison time. a justice department spokesperson calling the prosecutors initial suggestion, quote, extreme and excessive. but the move led one of the former prosecuto

you won't be able to park it places like ocean beach, rena green and baker beach. but you can still get there on foot. >> mike, my fellow californians. a very important message. >> snoop dogg is and celebrities contributing to the covid-19 psa campaign and the advertisement focus on on masks and will be on english and spanish on all social media and radio and tv. >>> people caught without a face mask in at least two california cities can face fines. santa monica will find them $100 for the first offense and west hollywood it will cost you three times as much in those without a mask will be offered one by law enforcement. if they don't comply, they are given a citation. >> i think it is a good idea. people need to take it seriously. >> i think it is a great plan and looking out for everyone's safety. >> i think the financial consequences as a way to get a message across. >> the cost for repeat offenders will go up. >>> video from chopper five shows long lines of cars today at the free coronavirus testing state at cal state east bay and the demand has been so high la

christine and the rena now have 2 vests on one on top of the other and everything still needs to fit correctly police officers wear the lighter vests during their normal duty either above their uniform or underneath if they're going under cover they protect against stabbings and gunshots. heavy outer vest is to protect them against shots from higher caliber weapons you know i . wouldn't. and drill a life threatening incident could happen at any time without warning so it's better if you've rehearsed it that includes testing the best in case this is the one we pick. as much as anything before they need to be tested in advance and going up and down stairs. it's a good method to understand so he gets really well done margaret you just notice the weight on top from the level 4 vast. christina and lorraine though will keep the ballistic masts for the next few weeks then they'll be put to the final test in the line of duty. that's all for this edition of tamara today thanks for watching join us again next week for more science stories good bye and see you soon. coronavirus summer 20 twenti

abc news reporter rena roy has the latest. >> reporter: long time trump ami and former campaign prisone after many just that to help out his friend and confidant. >> he said that he had thought about it, he had followed my face throughout and he thought had been treated unfairly. >> reporter: stone has been under house arrest and was expected to report to federal prison on july 14th to serve 40 months. after being convicted last november on charges of lying to congress, witness tampering and obstructing a congressional investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. the high profile roller coaster case causing controversy on capitol hill. four federal prosecutors stepping down from stone's case when attorney general william barr stepped in. in an unusual and sudden reversal barr overruled their original sentencing recommendation of 7 to 9 years of prison time. a justice department spokesperson calling the prosecutors initial suggestion, quote, extreme and excessive. but the move led one of the former prosecutors to testify before congress. >> roger stone was treated diffe

joining us now to discuss is do rena wen, former emergency room physician and a powerful and importantce on this outbreak. dr. wen, i want to talk to you about the timeline being announced for the vaccine. dr. fauci has consistently said end of this year, early next year at the earliest. is it a realistic possibility given the early stage we are in broad trials of a vaccine that it could come within weeks, or is that false hope? >> it doesn't make sense, jim. i mean, this already is at such an expedited rate. the quickest that a vaccine was developed in the past was four years, so if we get it developed within a year this will be breaking every record. we just started these phase three trials, and i guess i can't really understand how within weeks we can figure out that this vaccine is safe which is really important because we're giving it to otherwise healthy people and we have to critically make sure it's effective because the last thing we want is to have people take the vaccine, think that they have immunity and protection but actually it doesn't work, and i fear that this entire p

rena was 39 years old.per-- or dolly, to friends-- waan "outstanding" cherokee citizen, said the nation'srincipalhief. the 67-year-old was one of few fluent cherokee speakersher neighborhood, and known for making the best biscuits and f bread. otnd and generous, dolly never complained--ven while fightingreast cancer in her early sixties. the matriarch of her family, dolly raised four children with her husband, frank in oklahoma. they had thirteen grandchildren and one great-grandchild. ♪ ♪ >> woodruff: as protests and rallies against racism escalate throughout the country, boston artist robert "problak" gibbs says rather than put his voice front and center, he'll paint the backdrop. in teaming with that city's museum of fine arts, that's exactly what he's doing right now.en wgbh's jar recently ibbs at the site of his latest mural to discuss the power of positivity in painting. the story is part of our ongoing arts and culture series, "canvas." >> repter: for artist robert gibbs, the routine is straight- for

put it in a museum somewhere and dedicate it to the confederacy and rename that bridge anddedicy and renahn r. lewis bridge. i believe that will give the se rally around. i believe that people of selma something to rally around i believe that would make a statement for people in this country that do -- we do believe in that pledge, that vision of this country that's in the last phrase of the pledge, "with liberty and justice for all. >> john lewis' friend and colleague, james clyburn that's all for today thank you for watching please wear a mask and stay safe and remember, if it's sunday it's "meet the press." >>> thanks for being with us here tonight very happy to have you here. our guest tonight is mary l. trump. the niece of the current president of the united states when the president's, what is it, 54th national security adviser, john bolton, sought earlier this year to publish his book about his time in the trump white house, you may recall there were lots of threats from the white house and from the president personally, there was a concerted legal effort including anne esffort by

racism over a 10 year period several national basketball association teams are now offering their rena's as polling stations as cities struggle to find places large enough to keep social distancing rules in place in florida where eggs felons have been prevented from voting until their legal fees are paid athletes and their organizations are helping pay off their debt so they can register to vote for the barrier that will come together and bring out. there for more than a vote. there are. political activism from athletes has a long history in the u.s. but today's stars may have more reach and influence than ever before sure as adults we might that's not enough for me if you're some 11 year old kid i'd hope and use your favorite players on stage saying you know this isn't cool that's all of you are going forward beyond just whether or not some police officer knows that he should not be i don't know it's a living situation on the street with the presidential election fast approaching there's a lot at stake here for african-american voters many of been calling for change for generations but

so back to rena. ab3107 appears to focus on cities that have not included sufficient sites to accommodate their arena. it would rely -- in some of these cities they've been relying on sites for the arena that require a rezoning and can't produce housing in the time being. until these cities actually complete rezoning to accommodate reena, this bill would authorization housing on commercially zoned sites and certain requirements, such as affordability would apply. in san francisco we have accommodated reena on sites that do not require zoning. so the provisions of this bill would only apply in san francisco you've heard some discussions about the numbers which will be released this fall and it involves view our numbers are likely to be significantly larger and we're guessing around 2.38 times as much and the city has a large pop line of housing development. and multi family sites and new policies such as 2019 proposition a&e and all of which lead us to believe that we will continue to be able to meet t

on the regional needs allocation, so called rena and how the city has done so far with each income category relative to those goals. which are the housing element goals. it's really striking that for every category of below market housing, we're far below where we should be. not even 50%. whereas, the above model is already above 100%. it's not to say anti-market rate housing position. i want to make sure on the record that's clear. we need to have more of a balance between that affordable production and access and market rate. that's what we see playing out now with covid-19. again, hopefully this is very enlightening to you as well as it is to us. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. i really want to echo peter information, think being what's happening and how we can go about maximizing the number of homes and maximizing number of affordable homes in san francisco. one thing we can agree about, we need to find ways to -- [indiscernible] one of the other things, geographical breakdown across the city. lot of conversation about increasing the amount of housing at all income levels. c