company of african-american dumps and so they're very keen to express themselves concerning the black rives matzoh movement which is very prevalent right now and there choreographer hope boykin has created this online show that you see now with her dance is performing from hard. now it's time for 100 german must reads the best german literature available in the english language later on in his career the novelist zeke freed lentz started writing the book a minute's silence and sadly his wife of 56 years died grief stricken he was unable to continue and for a time suffered from serious writer's block eventually though he was able to finish this book a tragic love story of youthful passion. till death do us part sounds romantic right but not when that's how you lose your 1st love. when an 18 year old boy has a secret love affair with his 30 year old teacher neither one knows it will end in tragedy a minute's silence by the lens brings us into the thick of it a memorial ceremony for teacher of stella peterson killed in a boating act all her colleagues all her students are gathered in the schoo

this is news a lie from land on a rives in the german capital of the russian opposition leaders a long journey from siberia and at the sherry take where doctors will try to find out what's behind the apparent poisoning that left him fighting for his life a close friend of his tells you that russian authorities are in no hurry to investigate will find out. lawmakers in washington convene a rare saturday session to address disruptions they want to shore up the u.s. postal service with billions of dollars ahead of november's elections. on time. it's good to see you with us russian opposition leader alexei no is in a berlin hospital this hour receiving treatment following a suspected poisoning of all make a lapse and lost consciousness after drinking tea 2 days ago in siberia doctors there initially refused to allow him to be airlifted to germany. the final metres of a journey from siberia to. one that the kremlin critic spent on conscious. not only was flown out on this plane chartered by a berlin and geo his supporters had feared for his life after a suspected poison attack on the opposi

from the coronavirus amid a surge in infections across the country the new rules apply to anyone to riving from regions deemed to be high risk those who refuse the tests could face fines of up to $25000.00 euro's the new testing requirement comes as experts warn that germany could be seeing its 2nd wave of the pandemic with new cases of rising to over 1000 a day. let's speak more now with our correspondent qamar bosun who's at the frankfurt airport conrad it's been a long time in the works getting this to become a requirement now we're here what's it been like for people arriving at airports today. i have to say william things here at the french. terms of compulsory testing went pretty smoothly most passengers are very. understanding and corporative which also has to do with the great of helping hands that have been put in place here some soldiers of the german army for example also volunteers from the german red cross they help the passengers give them advice information and guide them through this testing procedure so let's get into that procedure what exactly are travelers facing when t

when ofs rived on scene each the men were suffering from gunshot wounds. 3 of the men are in the hospital and are expected to survive the 4th man died at the scene. there have been no arrests. we'll switch up now talk about our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside here in san francisco, happy friday, everyone, better weather on the way for the weekend. he got my interest there. lawrence yeah friday just seen in looking good too lot of sunshine, even along the coastline today we had some sun that was nice seeing now that fog is starting to move back in just a little bit to that creep back in toward the golden gate bridge over the rhine headlines and. >>a little more that to come but not much temperatures outside hey it's a really nice evening in san jose at 82 degrees right now still 89 and warm in livermore 84 in dublin, 75 in palo alto 75 degrees and sunny and san mateo you're looking at 69 degrees in berkeley 89 in concord still hot 90 insanely still get ready for the weekend and of course low clouds and fog then got some of that along the coastline but not much doubled under

the family but alexei navalny is here in germany here rived on saturday in a special medical plane to be chartered by his supporters he landed here in berlin and arrived at the hospital flanked by a column of blue flashing lights police motorcycles and other vehicles accompanying the ambulance that he was in to shot at a hospital he's receiving treatment and undergoing extensive testing at the hospital to try and determine what is behind. illness that resulted in him being in a coma since thursday early in police have also put out a statement saying that they are here in increased numbers due to mr vanney being in this hospital and we aren't expecting any updates really from the hospital until maybe monday morning. lex in the family's wife is here so we're looking to see if there's any further statements from the family now russian doctors had objected to him moving initially they said that alexina vanny was too ill to be able to make that journey however they relented at the request of the family we are not in favor of him being taken anywhere from this hospital but considering the r

here rived in the german capital on saturday 2 days off to becoming seriously ill on a flight in russia you supporters say he boasts boys. that's your news update at this hour there's more on the details when you stop all on our website w dot com and jarrett great thanks to watch. the middle some good welcome to the 2nd season of only good friends on the planet on the brink of disaster we did long in-depth interviews with experts about one question how do you change up such a good morning it is from. all over the world to make of fires are destroying entire towns and regions. circle. like a freight train coming torture. please help us. make a farmers are different they are beyond our control they are insatiable to see what the peace else is in some pardon or clear some of the dust and sun and. scientists and firefighters are taking up the challenge with new methods and. it's really up to humans to figure out how to rebalance everything and we can do that it's a race against time to save our habitat and our lives. in the tropical forest scientists have discovered yet another major impact

the russian so rives of the bill or a citizen of taurine in minsk was forced to do this due to the fact that they missed the flight from the national airport to the republicans capital heading in transit to country. so this is of course a serious diplomatic sticking point between the 2 countries dimitry peskov president putin's spokesperson earlier had said that he had hopes that the people would soon be released but given this latest development that doesn't seem likely and there's really no telling how badly this will impact the 2 usual allies relations. p 2 countries the historic can a culture change very close i'm sure our friends hoping that the situation clarifies and resolves itself very soon many thanks that was chuckling phooka. tamara co-op president trump says federal mournful cement will remain in portland oregon until what is restored it comes just hours off to he threaten to replace them with national guard troops a fine it stretches into the weekend in the protest plagued city. friday night so less of the rest than previously by demonstrations against the deployment of mi

limiting its operations on saturday the postal service warned millions of mail in ballots mine are riving time to be counted on election day that's now speak to mike hanna who's in washington tell us more about why the democrats have called for this in the agency hearing. well marion there originally the house committee had called for the postmaster general to appear before it in september but now it speeded up the process in a sentiment letter demanding that he appear before them and next monday also its demand that in the next 3 days he provide documents pertaining to the changes that he's made within the postal service since you took over as postmaster general in may now joy is a close confidant of president trump he's also a former chairman of the republican national committee so already questions about his political partisanship have been raised since he's been taken to this post but the chaos that has erupted within the postal service since he took over has deeply concerned democrats in particular but all those who want to see the smooth running of elections which in this time of pa

education all thanks to corona virus now the borders seem under threat as well asylum seekers have been a riving in small boats for weeks hundreds on some days in the fine summer weather . we should have written in the ruling conservative party m.p. for dover and deal didn't answer our requests for an interview but the question we might have asked her is this with asylum seeker numbers far smaller than on the continent is this so-called crisis being manufactured to distract from other problems there is no real emergency this is a slow trickle just as there has always been and what we get in response is this extraordinary heavy handed home office replied puts new jobs in tries to militarize the situation and treats most refugees as a form of sort of military invasion along the kent coast with france in the distance resentment is easily stirred among core bricks its supporters at the end of the day we're paying for them i can't go i go on and on and on i don't for night and. that's what i'm saying you know where these people going to go and what that resentment tells you is that for some people th

blaze so far there are no reports of deaths or injuries but delegation of west african mediators is a rived in mali to push for a swift return to civilian rule following a military coup former nigerian president goodluck jonathan is part of the group representing the regional bloc ecowas president abraham baha was ousted on tuesday . i think. what we need in order for if. we see what is happening in mali i think what i want to paint the. first party is deeply and i believe at the end of. something that is going to be and it might well be. the ruling party in ivory coast is formally chosen president allison what tata to run for the disputed 3rd term when it took over his election he accepted the nomination at a rally in abidjan the opposition says it's unconstitutional. doctors in kenya as public hospitals are on strike over delayed salaries improve quality protective gear to treat coronavirus patients under is also growing over allegations that government officials stole millions of dollars in funds for protective equipment for libya as a u.n. recognize government has announced an immediate

colonized by the poor so it's showing us how fragile our new middle class really is this kind democrat rived and it's destroying it a lot of people are falling through the cracks. the government has announced a series of measures to deal with the crisis pumping billions into the country's central bank and promising debt relief and economic assistance but for many it has already been too little too late to keep the lights on at least in the room and just you know what that. means the whole romney a reminder of our top stories u.s. efforts to extend an indefinite arms embargo on iran have failed at the united nations it means to iran will soon be able to trade weapons without u.n. approval now the u.s. says it will seek to trigger a return of all u.n. sanctions on iran in the coming days kristen salumi has more from u.n. headquarters in new york. catch here is that the united states withdrew from the nuclear deal 2 years ago and so members of the council are arguing particularly russia and china that the united states doesn't have standing to make such a claim because it withdrew from the deal

their caddies isolated like many other professional sports, these athletes have been essentially riving living in a bubble. masks are a requirement and requiring social distancing. you won't see journalists. hundreds of reporters and photographers from around the world would typically cover an event like this, but this time around the pga has limited press to just 50 writers and photographers. take a listen to what former stanford golfer tiger woods had to say about this coming event. >> still a major championship and the best players in the world. plenty of energy. >> this event kicks off in just a matter of hours. we're assuming local restaurant owners are keeping their fingers crossed that this will bring in crowds to their bars and restaurants just like it has for some of those giant games. cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> fun to watch, thank you. >>> 5:07 now and continuing our g up in the classroom series. we're focusing on a peninsula district that is trying to bring relief to parents who cannot work from home. the san carlos school district is now offering pandemic day

books have been written about it and even former political rive rivals become good friends and work on projects together. son of george w. very close with the obamas, as well. >>> on a policy front, the president said he will ask the united nations for a snap back. the reinstitution of deep sanctions against iran. >> today i'm directing the secretary of state mike pompeo to notify the u.n. security council that the united states intends to restore virtually all of the previously suspended united nations sanctions on iran. a snapback. >> now, the snapback is part of the deal that we left. president trump had called that one a stupid deal. the u.s. is going to make the argument that we're still in the deal, as far as the snap back goes. >>> president trump said earlier this week that the only way he could lose the election is if it were a legitimate election rigged, he said. yesterday press secretary was asked specifically and twice, will president trump understand and accept he's not president for a second term if he loses the vote? >> is the president saying if he doesn't win this elec

education all thanks to corona virus now the borders seem under threat as well asylum seekers have been a riving in small boats for weeks hundreds on some days in the fine summer weather . for 3 incident in which the ruling conservative party m.p. for dover and deal didn't answer our requests for an interview but the question we might have asked this with asylum seeker numbers far smaller than on the continent is this so-called crisis being manufactured to distract from other problems there is no real emergency this is a slow trickle just as there has always been and what we get in response is this extraordinary heavy handed home office replied puts new jobs in tries to militarize the situation and treats most refugees as a form of sort of military invasion along the kent coast with france in the distance resentment is easily stirred among core bricks its supporters at the end of the day we're paying for them are i can it go i go on and on and on and in for night and. that's what i'm saying you know where these people going to go and what that resentment tells you is that for some people there's

also know the name of officer vincent arenas, he unsuccessfully deployed his taser when they first rived and tried to conduct an arrest of mr. blake. we also have the name of officer britney marinac, not clear her role in the situation, but naming her as someone when was involv involved in the shooting. he's still fighting for his life. >> shaq brewst, stay close to the cam are to give us an update once this court proceeding it over. we understand it should be quick, so we expect to have that live this hour. shaq brewster, thank you. we're in the final sprint to election day with breaking news after back to back political conventions. first, president trump is heading to new hampshire today, joe biden said he's going to do some traveling in battleground states post labor day. we're now learning from north carolina a county there confirming some attendees of the rnc events in charlotte have tested positive for the coronavirus. i want to bring in kelly o'donnell from the white house. you can see that tweet there. nbc news political reporter monica alba and pulitzer prize winning washington

the trail and rive were littered with signs of desperation.re long, a large group of haitians and sri lankans appeared. >> ( translated ): it's been six days that we're walking without stopping the children y of hunger, there's no food, there's nothing. orter: there was nothing else for tm to do but try to go ahead. these haitians had been living legally in brazil or chile. among them were six children, and three pregnant women. dusk fell and the haitians made camp high above the river. it was hard to find wood dry enough to make a fire. and even harder to find food to cook. the night's catch: a few fish. ing smugglers often tell migrants they're almost to their destination which is why many, like delicat, had already tossed their clothing and food. >e > ead is finished right now. have nothing here. but nothing. >> reporter: your bible. >> yes, my bible and my books. >> reporter: wn broke after a night of heavy rain. they've barely slept. they are soaking wet and very hungry bute are in fact we are stuck here for now. that's because overnight

while i certainly understand doc rive rivers' emotions, he is a universally respected man. he's a good man. and as he said, were you -- someone was speaking to me. it was not you, erin, i guess. should i finish? >> finish your thought, please. >> doc rivers is a universally respected man, but i think he understands that regardless of some of the forces of resentment and resistance or worse, including what we saw in kenosha over the past 24 hours with the shootings, there are millions upon millions of non-black people in the united states who stand with him and with his black brothers and sisters. >> bob, thank you very much. you know, i want to go to ben who is president of people for the american way foundation, former president and ceo of the naacp. first of all, how significant is this, this moment? the nba and these other teams. >> oh, this is huge. i mean, it's four years to the day since colin kaepernick started kneeling. while many may have wanted this solidarity earlier, it is right on time. and it is extremely powerful. this is a moment when the president should be

the extended evacuation order now includes east of the coast from fort ross road to the noand ss riveres now being called the lnu lightning complex fires. no containment so far. >>> well, it is a smoky start to our day because of all those wildfires burning in our region. with it we have unhealthy air quality for san francisco, redwsaascityoodrn le, n foo,r a vacaville. so looking at a spare the air alert in effect also dealing with that extreme heat for today. we're looking at temperatures well above average for this time of year. there we go with our daytime highs. >>> taking a look at the roadways right now. where you still see pretty big delays southbound 880 nimitz freeway from the castro valley y south of there down to whipple. earlier accident involved a big rig. the damage is done with a 41 ve also westbound 80 still a struggle in fairfield a couple of accidents there. one involving overturned big g still want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? and schools? and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask ev

of course, riving world war ii in terms of stimulus as a percentage of gdp.quation is corporate borrowing costs at record lows or near record lows. the last time we were anywhere near this low is right after world war ii in the late 1940s the fed and government is suppressing interest rates this is investment grade corporate debt yields. we're below 2% we talk yesterday of one junk bond issuer who sold debt under 3% so clearly those two things together, big stimulus and low borrowing costs explain how we got here doesn't necessarily mean that it just continues to work in this upward spiral because the market is a hungry beast. it wants help. they want more stimulus. it will only have marginal benefit from incremental declines and borrowing costs from here. so it helps explain how we got back all but a couple percent of the losses in equities it doesn't dictate where it goes from here. >> it does raise the question, of course, if we do start to see reflags happen and rates rise because of good news, vaccine or economic recovery, there will be pain felt in pock

it's been more than five years since officials botche a ourc the flintasure to switch rive the wa usingge of kids with elevated lead levels doubled, putting them at risk for developmental issues long term. that was top of mind when we met hawk in january of 2016 when she was getting lead test results for her son. then nearly 3 covered in rashes, he was one of the faces of the crisis. >> as soon as he get in the tub, you can see it. he's digging so bad that the skin is coming off of him. i don't want no -- no kid should have to go through that. >> reporter: this is sincere today. hi, sincere. >> hi. >> reporter: hi. you don't remember me. we met a long time ago. how are you? >> good. >> reporter: he's 7 and still has some skin issues, but his er whoo look at her ut what she kids and wait to find out what's going to happen to you. you know, our lives have not changed much at all. >> reporter: it still looks like 2015 in flint. lines for bottled water continue to stretch for blocks, and most people still use it for cooking and brushing their teeth. >> i will never drink flint water again.

refusing to comply with unjust laws or police orders, is an honorable and often necessary method to rive positive social change. for officials responsible for defending law and order, however, such discorruption presents a challenge. the first amendment rights to speech, assembly, belief, petition and oppressed are essential to a vibrant democracy. but because law enforcement officers are defenders of established powers, they have a natural tendency to view protests against government policies and particularly against police practices as security threats. they often mistake civil disobedience for anarchy and bring indiscriminate levels of force to restore their idea of order. studies of civil disturbances in the 1960's and 1970's showed aggressive law enforcement tactics were often a determine nating factor in instigating, esca lathe and spreading violence. when law enforcement officials become confrontational at protests, it starts a cycle of escalating violence. so if the goal is to make the protests less violent, scapegoat -- scapegoating enemies, whether we call them outside agitator