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rena roy, abc news, new york. >> and you can watch the 2020 emmy awards tonight at 5:00 p.m. you miss any, it will run again at 8:00. >>> much more on the next half hour of "abc 7 mornings," including details on that exclusive interview with house speaker nancy pelosi on the life of justice ruth bader ginsburg. >>> plus tiktok says thousands of u.s. jobs are on the way, saved last second from a sunday ban. >>> and one town in hawaii is confused over one aspect of covid-19. why neighbors are now frustrated with what police are doing there. >>> plus -- >> my first thought. >> i don't know if it's a she or a he. >> you can't tell anything. >> do you know bias when you see it? see what we found when we put people t but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immuno

. >> reporter: have you ever heard of rena? >> rena? no. >> who's lee that? >> reporter: does r. h. n. a. mean anything to you. >> no. >> reporter: you probably haven't heard of it either. it stand for the regional housing needs allocation. it's the number of homes that each region needs to build to work to combat the ongoing housing crisis. the new r. h. n. a. numbers are out and they are higher than ever before. the bay area is now required to build nearly 450,000 homes over the next eight years. that's more than double the previous requirement of around 190,000 homes. >> these goals have changed because we're looking backward. and we're looking at how big a deficit we already had. and cities need to be held accountable for being able to make sure that we're producing that. >> reporter: he is the director of sacred heart community service in san jose. >> we have to really have a reckoning as a community and this happens to be a community about what are we doing to make sure that people aren't just massively displaced. >> reporter: he wants to see homes built for people like robert

believe that of the rena is a researcher from indonesia she is examining how the lake has changed. its rules on a 100 all you had before the 916 this lake was all ego trophic meaning it had a low level of nutrients but by the 1980 s. it had become a new trophic this means that over the fertile and plant life like algal can flourish to the detriment of animal life and its water quality decreased because of additional phosphates from agriculture and household waste the governments of the 3 countries that border the lake germany austria and switzerland decided to restore it and now it's all again church week again so it's returned to its natural state. researches are trying to find out how aquatic life reacts when the lake changes in this way from all eager trophic you trophic back either naturally or through human intervention knowing bass is key to preserving lakes and their ecosystems so applying turn such as daphnia are often used as test subjects because they react quickly to changes in the environment police up to reno has brought a variety of so plankton from the lake to be exa

believe that up to rena is a researcher from indonesia she's examining how the lake has changed. its route on one pool and then all you had before the 960 s. this lake was all ego trophic meaning it had a low level of nutrients but by the 1980 s. it had become a future vic this means that over the 1st time and plant life like algal can flourish to the detriment of animal life and its water quality decreased because of additional phosphates from agriculture and household waste the governments of the 3 countries that border the lake germany austria and switzerland decided to restore it and now it's all a control freak again so it's returned to its natural state. researchers are trying to find out how aquatic life reacts when the lake changes in this way from all eager trophic you trophic back either naturally or through human intervention knowing this is key to preserving lakes and their ecosystems zowie plankton such as daphnia are often used as test subjects because they react quickly to changes in the environment. police up to reno has brought a variety of soap langton from the

believe the officer rena is a researcher from indonesia she is examining how the lake has changed. its route on and you had before the 916 this lake was all ego trophic meaning it had a low level of nutrients but by the 1980 s. it had become a future fic this means that over time and plant life like al good can flourish to the detriment of animal life and its water quality decreased because of additional phosphates from agriculture and household waste the governments of the 3 countries that border the lake germany austria and switzerland decided to restore it and now it's all a good chance we could gain so much return to its natural state. researchers are trying to find out how aquatic life reacts when the lake changes in this way from all eager trophic you trophic back either naturally or through human intervention knowing this is key to preserving lakes and their ecosystems so or plankton such as daphnia are often used as test subjects because they react quickly to changes in the environment. believes up to reno has brought a variety of so plankton from the lake to be examined in

not to renae go on the withdrawal agreement and again this may come down to what berlin can do with london more so than what brussels can do with one did what do you see happening here. i think what we observe i think has major repercussions that only in the european union and with major e.u. member states if you watch carefully what is coming out of the united states in terms of comments that regard i think that a u.k. government that would sway away from the rule of law from being a reliable partner in international agreements this would have be a serious issue for the u.k. in the future as various former prime ministers have warned over the last couple of days and for a country that has been the home of democracy and the rule of law for centuries it would be really a very negative development. dr injury is nick member of the german parliament mr nick we appreciate your time tonight we had a lot of issues to go through there thank you for your insights thank you good night good night. he was president donald trump has approved a request by oregon's governor to declare a federal emergency

not to renae go on the withdrawal agreement and again this may come down to what berlin can do with london more so than what brussels can do with london what do you see happening here i think what we observe i think has major repercussions that only in the european union and with major e.u. member states if you watch carefully what is coming out of the united states in terms of comments with that regard i think that a u.k. government that would sway away from the rule of law from being a reliable partner in international agreements this would have be a serious issue for the u.k. in the future as various former prime ministers have warned over the last couple of days and for a country that has been the home of democracy and the rule of law for centuries it will be really a very negative development. dr injury is nick member of the german parliament mr nick we appreciate your time tonight we had a lot of issues to go through there thank you for your insights thank you good night good night. he was president donald trump has approved a request by oregon's governor to declare a federal emergen

ensure that it is a free and fair election and i think there is you know ballot how you know about rena brown about harvesting about harvesting is a great point you're seeing ballot harvesting across the country even legally on video this week well and then only that but really don't go back to you and say you know we had decent. actions of new york state and it took weeks to find out the outcome and weeks ok and that's not a police state so i'm not really sure you know you can point to being read aperitif you're looking at a process here and considering how charged things that it things are i mean i think it's hard for me to imagine how people are going to feel particularly those who feel strongly about the candidates or the ability to wait for days even weeks for an outcome that of course opens up the the possibility that something's going on that we don't know what's going on and that's going to throw it down to the outcome and it down even more so this is it's a process problem here i agree but the party if it's actually had cast doubt on the entire process that's right and that tak

transparency that's the solution to this more transparency really are all very i join the fact that rena found a way to attack them and the majority leader here though is quite skillful i guarantee you you get every single vote in the republican senate and as much federal funding as anyone wanted voter id if you required an id to vote as part of that bill every single republican in the senate would be on board but they fact democrats do not want shape and fair elections they don't i mean there are laws in many states that that you know they're it's technically not fraud because it's legal but event but it vantage questionable voting states where states where you can vote by bringing a lease that was signed yesterday in the state of wisconsin you know there are so again if the true concern was an election integrity show when id get to vote and every single republican vote the senate would be on board but when the roaring i call that legal fraud ok is it it's legal fraud here you know i mean i guess what i mean. by the way if you're a conservative like myself here i mean if you need id to

folks are starting to understand what this rena thing is all about. it's no longer as abstract. and the implications what it could mean for our communities down the road. this gives san francisco a strong position to communicate back to our state legislators about unintended consequences and certainly rena needs to be done right. so, thank you very much, and i hope that you will all support the resolution today. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. here's the stats. there are 34 listeners and 18 members of the public who have already pressed star, 3, and are in the queue, ready to provide their testimony. operations, please let's hear from the next caller. >> caller: hello, i'm barbara heffner and i'm a san francisco resident and i live in district 2. please vote yes for supervisor mar's resolution. i have listened to the previous callers and i'm not going to go on too long about this, i agree with all of the things they have said. we do not need more market rate housing. we need affordable housing. penalizing us for not meeting our rena quote as will encourage the developers

folks are starting to understand what this rena thing is all about. it's no longer as abstract. and the implications what it could mean for our communities down the road. this gives san francisco a strong position to communicate back to our state legislators about unintended consequences and certainly rena needs to be done right. so, thank you very much, and i hope that you will all support the resolution today. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. here's the stats. there are 34 listeners and 18 members of the public who have already pressed star, 3, and are in the queue, ready to provide their testimony. operations, please let's hear from the next caller. >> caller: hello, i'm barbara heffner and i'm a san francisco resident and i live in district 2. please vote yes for supervisor mar's resolution. i have listened to the previous callers and i'm not going to go on too long about this, i agree with all of the things they have said. we do not need more market rate housing. we need affordable housing. penalizing us for not meeting our rena quote as will encourage the developers

, not three and half years but even before, is the inability that we have lost our, what my friend renagnitive immunity. we haven't just lost our physical immunity, we have left a jet lost our cognitive, our ability to embrace and act on shared truths. we've lost our cognitive community thanks to social networks attacking them. foreign powers attacking it. a president decrying anything he doesn't like as fake news. in the loss of our cognitive immunity on the eve of this pandemic has only made the pandemic worse. so we cannot agree again on the facts of whether a therapy is even effective or not. and we cannot agree on certain just fundamental principles like a facemask. i find that deeply threatening to our democracy. whether joe biden's present donald trump's president right certainly prefer joe biden he will not fuel that fire. i am curious pride one of the things that strikes me, is that no one else in the world is behaving this way. no one else is politicizing facemasks at the scale that we are doing. from your perspective, what the hell happened to us? >> guest: trump. trump. if y

believe the officer rena is a researcher from indonesia she is examining how the lake has changed. its route on the head before the 960 this lake was all ego trophic meaning it had a low level of nutrients but by the 1980 s. it had become a new church vic this means that over time and the plant life like algal can flourish to the detriment of animal life and its water quality decreased because of additional phosphates from agriculture and household waste the governments of the 3 countries that border the lake germany austria and switzerland decided to restore it and now it's all a good chance we could get in so it's returned to its natural state. researchers are trying to find out how aquatic life reacts when the lake changes in this way from all eager trophic trophic and back by the naturally or through human intervention knowing this is key to preserving lakes and their ecosystems 0 plankton such as daphnia are often used as test subjects because they react quickly to changes in the environment. police up to reno has brought a variety of so plants in from the lake to be examined

but ozarka who witnessed the rena williams capitulate against her in the 2018 finals refused to go the same way i she came back strongly in the 2nd set overpowering as the wrinkle to take it 636. and in the 3rd the japanese star looked on stoppable. i. completed an almost unimaginable turnaround to become the 1st woman since $994.00 to win the us open final after dropping the 1st set. i was. a special moment for a song cause who's been using her run to a 2nd flushing meadows title to spread awareness of racial injustice through wearing masks with the names of black victims of alleged police the racist violence in the united states you said from the beginning you had 7 matches 7 masks 78 what was the message you wanted to say no more what was the message you got was more the question or feeling the point is to make people start talking. osaka can kick back after getting the job done in new york but must quickly decide whether she'll be going to paris for the french open so he'll malik al-jazeera. or french league game between paris and german and marseilles finished in dramatic style 5

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renae in michigan supporting the president, good morning to you. >> caller: good morning, how are you>> good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: i just want to say that i support president trump wholly and i think florida is very important and i'm from michigan and just like michigan we have different demographics. and the larger cities where they generally -- like the inner cities that vote democratic and are starting to switch because of the good that president trump has done just in the last four years. >> the caller makes a good point. michigan, which we'll be talking about later this week, is an incredibly important state. last time, 10,000 votes decided the state. one of the things about michigan and florida is the black vote. one of the keys for joe biden is can he turn out that vote particularly in michigan. you saw there were historic numbers in michigan and florida for barack obama. they did not turn out as much for hillary clinton. one of the things to keep an eye on is the turnout in the african-american community in flor

so rena williams begins her quest for a 24th grand slam title later with 6 of the top 10 players in the rankings opting to sit on about the chances are looking good so. fellow american christy on tuesday sister venus is also in action facing 20th seed catalina one of serena's old rivals is 3 time champion kim clijsters who makes her grand slam comeback from a 2nd retirement later in the men's draw another former champion andy murray opens the action at the arthur ashe stadium but there is a storm brewing over the way organizers have handled their 1st coronavirus case inside the bubble french player bonior pair tested positive on the eve of the tournament but 7 other players who had close contact with him have not been removed from the draw in a departure from the original rules which said they should isolate for 14 days they will instead be kept away from abuse regularly tested but crucially still allowed to compete and train some of them have been on court already i had one practice with him of an hour but obviously we were on the opposite side of the acquired but i played cards with.

folks are starting to understand what this rena thing is all about. it's no longer as abstract. and the implications what it could mean for our communities down the road. this gives san francisco a strong position to communicate back to our state legislators about unintended consequences and certainly rena needs to be done right. so, thank you very much, and i hope that you will all support the resolution today. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. here's the stats. there are 34 listeners and 18 members of the public who have already pressed star, 3, and are in the queue, ready to provide their testimony. operations, please let's hear from the next caller. >> caller: hello, i'm barbara heffner and i'm a san francisco resident and i live in district 2. please vote yes for supervisor mar's resolution. i have listened to the previous callers and i'm not going to go on too long about this, i agree with all of the things they have said. we do not need more market rate housing. we need affordable housing. penalizing us for not meeting our rena quote as will encourage the developers

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this is renae and i am a resident of district five. i want to echo what everyone else has been saying in support of this legislation. and it is just unconscionable that we have the smoke-filled skies and covid epidemic and even in the ideal conditions that we have so many people on the street and so many empty hotels and residential units that aren't -- just sitting there. so that is all i had to say. thank you. >> thank you very much for your comments. are there any further speakers? >> that completes the queue. >> thank you. public comment is now closed. but thanks again, supervisor preston, for sponsoring this very important measure and i like to move we recommend this to the full board. supervisor preston, do you have any furthering remarks? >> supervisor: chair mar, i want to recognize the entire committee has really been so active since the start of shelter in place. and every one of the supervisors on this committee in advocating to change this sort of zero sum game mentality. when i hear the analogy that doctor talking about th

posters but banners yes shortly after she was detained at rena managed to warn her parents who then started to look for her we were not miserable we knew that we are innocent that we stand for truth so we had nothing to fear we were 5 playing games guessing fios. just really sitting and loving and. i'm proud of him but i want her to finish her studies i have an operational ready and even more. but he realizes there's nothing that can stop his daughter instead of creating fear look at a strategy of mass detentions and intimidation to stop the protests seem so i've had the opposite effect even people who are released after being violently detained now say they are more determined to continue the protests families and friends of detainees point out that since the protests began last month and with plans to the disputed presidential election something is different in belarus because you know c.t. he's feeling you have to support each other you know just we were getting really close after taking a rest ana maria sash she will join the protest again it's makes me only angrier and. i just. feel so

a perfectly frightening state can, in a matter of months or even days be transformed into an ,rena of fierce, armed conflict become a victim of foreign intervention and sink into a web of chaos. humanitarian catastrophe and civil war. the role of nonmilitary means and -- of achieving political goals has grown. he is talking about cybersecurity and cyber influence operations and disruption of cyber activities for the public to lose trust. and in many cases, these tools have exceeded the power and force of weapons in their effectiveness. that was 2013. fast-forward with what has happened since 2013. we watched the russians engaged in aggressive information operation including the attempts to penetrate networks which -- to disrupt things. was determinedid to be penetrated. they tried to penetrate our start -- stock market. disruption leads to chaos which leads to distrust in the american institution. this is as serious a problem as we can get. the conclusion i came to, i will have to eat crow with my good friends, is that if we don't have something, i don't agree with the big agencies. i

this is renae and i am a resident of district five. i want to echo what everyone else has been saying in support of this legislation. and it is just unconscionable that we have the smoke-filled skies and covid epidemic and even in the ideal conditions that we have so many people on the street and so many empty hotels and residential units that aren't -- just sitting there. so that is all i had to say. thank you. >> thank you very much for your comments. are there any further speakers? >> that completes the queue. >> thank you. public comment is now closed. but thanks again, supervisor preston, for sponsoring this very important measure and i like to move we recommend this to the full board. supervisor preston, do you have any furthering remarks? >> supervisor: chair mar, i want to recognize the entire committee has really been so active since the start of shelter in place. and every one of the supervisors on this committee in advocating to change this sort of zero sum game mentality. when i hear the analogy that doctor talking about th

this is renae and i am a resident of district five. i want to echo what everyone else has been saying in support of this legislation. and it is just unconscionable that we have the smoke-filled skies and covid epidemic and even in the ideal conditions that we have so many people on the street and so many empty hotels and residential units that aren't -- just sitting there. so that is all i had to say. thank you. >> thank you very much for your comments. are there any further speakers? >> that completes the queue. >> thank you. public comment is now closed. but thanks again, supervisor preston, for sponsoring this very important measure and i like to move we recommend this to the full board. supervisor preston, do you have any furthering remarks? >> supervisor: chair mar, i want to recognize the entire committee has really been so active since the start of shelter in place. and every one of the supervisors on this committee in advocating to change this sort of zero sum game mentality. when i hear the analogy that doctor talking about th