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something that would be at home in either of those houses, a norman rock well painting. stolen from a bay area family 17 years ago. the 1946 work titled "a study for willie gillis" went missing in 2003. a private investigator is teaming up with an art recovery organization to find it. because it's registered as stolen, it will be virtually impossible for whoever took it to actually sell it. other willie gillis works have gone for about $3 million. > sa this year but organizers are still finding a way to celebrate the season and help those in need. ♪ . >>> in place of a parade, carnival san francisco is hosting a food drive to help feed families in need during this pandemic. today goya foods donated 3500- pounds of food to the mission food hub. the donations will go toward times during the outbreak. >>> we're in this for the long haul. for months and months to come. latinos have been hit the hardest in these times. it's not only the loss of a job, you know, but here in the mission, we've had more people who have gotten infected because the virus than any other neighborhoo

what's the message that you want to send to little rock? >> well, to little rock and, listening to me right now, i'm asking, pleading to you, wear your masks, remain socially distance and always protect yourself, your family and your community. if we do this together we will get through this and i know for a fact we will because we are a resilient and resourceful st ff. we'll find new ways for a new present and new future together. >> little rock, arkansas ark mayor, thank you so much. >> thank you, fredricka. >>> still ahead, keeping the faith while keeping worshippers safe. i'll ask the bishop of the -- the archbishop of miami, rather, what masks will look like when churches reopen there this week. t-mobile and sprint are joining forces to power your business. we're building a 5g network that will deliver unprecedented reach and reliability, and the highest capacity in history. with more coverage and more bandwidth to keep your employees connected, you will get the largest and most reliable network at an unbeatable price. t-mobile for business. i

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little richard is often referred to as one of the founding fathers of rock n roll how exactly did he change music as it's now well you know it's pretty much indisputable that rock n roll changed music and society revolution is the revolution as a side of it and you know he was rock n roll in his own words he considered himself to be the king and queen of rock as you know the experts might argue the technicalities you did he really invent the john are probably not that's important he was such a huge influence within the 1st and following generations of rock n rollers and he was he was such an influence because he was the 1st guy to really combined this image with music you know. very glamorous overtly sexual energetic dangerous fearless and if you remember he was you need to be fearless because he's a. openly black a gay man in the forty's fifty's sixty's in the us we're at a time where his very persona that just being that made him dangerous to society is they consider themselves you know as they considered rock n roll to be. people thought of dangers others thought of him as being liberating or revolutionary but

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well. video has also surfaced showin two nypd vehicles pushing into crowds of demonstrators, saying the vehicles were struck by rocks, as well as other objects. mayor de blasio came out sayin anyone basically talking about these violence and promoting this violence and agitating this violence, he said arrests will be taking place. in total, as of this morning, we know 120 people were taken into custody and several officers were injured as well it was certainly a tense night here in new york city. >> kathy park in brooklyn, thank you very much. across the country in california, the governor declared a state of emergency in los angeles after protesters blocked traffic, set police cars on fire, and streamed onto city buses. nbc's erin mclaughlin is in l.a. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie overnight, the national guard has been deployed here to california the city of l.a. is under curfew after what began as a peaceful protest in an upscale area of los angeles to protest the death of george floyd, devolved into total chaos. store fronts vandalized, cars, police cars smashed and torcheds police fired tear g

hello to you warner so little richard is known as a pioneer of rock n roll music just how did he change the face of music in the 1950 s. well you know it's indisputable that rock and roll changed the society revolutionized music and spread to say the little richard was a rock n roll in his own words he referred to himself as the king and the queen of rock n roll you know experts might argue the technicalities whether he actually invented the john or probably not but he was hugely hugely important in its development all of the all of the rock'n'roll stars of the 1st and 2nd generation were directly inspired by him by his glam by his image you know that was what made him unique is that he was the 1st one of the 1st artist to have such a strong image due to his overt sexual energy and fearlessness i mean you have to remember he was a gay man an openly gay man in the fifty's forty's fifty's sixty's in the south of the u.s. and that in itself was you know hugely hugely controversial to societal norms and as was rock n roll music so i mean they're the kind of went together they both were really a revolution in their liberation to

richard is a chorus often refer to as one of the founding fathers of rock and roll just how did he change the face of music in the 1950 s. well i think he'd put it best in his own words he referred to him so both as the king and queen of rock n roll you know the experts might argue the technicalities of whether he invented the jhana that there's probably nobody had in huge influence on it especially an influence on the 1st and 2nd and following generations of rock n rollers and what really set him apart made him unique was the way that he had this very strong glamorous image. virt sexuality and fearless as i mean you have to remember he was an openly gay man in the 1950 s. forty's sixty's in the south of the u.s. i mean he's very persona was a challenge to societal norms back then you know some saw it liberating other sort it's revolutionary but overall they just found him terribly resistible so do we what do we have to listen and see what exactly made people love little richard so much. well there you have it the foot on the piano the glass there the mixture of rock blues and gospel pretty crazy hair to outline that we have

that will do it for [ rock music plays ] ♪ >> grant: well! >> macy: [ sighs ] pretty exciting, huh?> grant: yeah, uh, who is this guy, anyway? >> macy: well, he turns out to be a friend of amber's. his name's raymond. >> grant: raymond what? >> macy: just raymond. he's the hottest new thing in town and he needed a place to kind of rehearse in front of an audience, so, i jumped at the opportunity. don't worry. he's great. you'll see.

in brentwood and should be pursuing a degree in music business and then performing with the rock band as well you walk past it's great when you can let us know that the graduate in your life all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com find the salute to grads 2020 and of the news tab and then upload a picture of your grad love letter know let us know what a high school. the graduate attended, and also what's next for them. yes, we are very proud of that. all right coming up in the next hour we'll be talking to oakland mayor libby schaaf about the latest on free testing site. >>plus what the city is doing to protect the homeless that's coming up before we go we'll leave you with a little peek outside at the airport sfo which doesn't see a whole lot of traffic these days. but the weather is going to be pretty nice today, we're looking at above average temperatures with the warmest spots in the welcome back everyone, you know marty you and i are always talking about are allergies and rdc eyes and they say don't touch your face keep your hands on your face but that's challenging right especially d

establish a naval base but they have craft kariya in eastern libya there is the help of pop rock which could very very well fit into these intentions they are eager to use libya apollo protection and play expanding the influence the with the sahara states yet eager to get their share as turkey on the reconstruction of libya be eager to get put into the door before it got too many other major projects in the end actually at the end of the cut off a time like turkey there are many conflicts with russian companies and russian would be to continue with these contracts however it would be easier for russia to leave only be for the eastern part of libya then for turkey picks east only if the western part of libya. when we handle about these competing interests from outside forces in libya when are we ever going to arrive at the stage where people like you in the west are going to get together with people libyans in the east and work out a future for your country together it doesn't seem a lot thoughts on the horizon does it. finally i mean really. 'd between the libyan forces way that is actually. used the civil

rock concert. health and wellness of people now will be the primary goal, and that will certainly be the goal in theprise as well. taylor: you are the ceo of a $50 billion company. you have a very good gauge on the health of the consumer. any impact we are seeing from rising tensions between the u.s. and china. as you take a look at the landscape outside a post pandemic world, where is u.s.-china rising tensions rank in your order of list of fears as you look across your business? $75 billione become market cap company now without relying on china as a signature marketplace. we are a global company. we are, of course, located heavily across asia-pacific and japan. that is a growth market, but we are not reliant on china right now for our business model. we're committed to the capital markets to have a $10 billion cloud revenue in front of us which we obviously feel great about. and china is not included in that. i think that it is a global economy. there is going to be times where there are conflicts and differences. some government has to do what it has to do for its constituents. business has to d

well walls hitler soviet soldiers found 6 children's corpses in the garden of the rocks chancery to charred bodies as well as skull fragments and tease . and what did these 2 young women have to do with a search one was. a red army interpreter the other a german kid highs among the assistant to hitler's dentist who both played a decisive role in the identification of hitler's remains. prism and. the witness states i clearly recognize the gold teeth and the dentures i was shows me. and was immediately informed about the remains in their identification. he now knew that hitler was dead. to getting it. yet 7 weeks later at the pop star conference stalin told his western allies that the dictator was in good health and had probably defected. but you must tell me why didn't stalin tell his allies probably because keeping it a secret could prove useful for the birth of. the settlers in the story of hitler's death shows how suspicious stalin was of the west. stalin's lie about hitler's death was held for almost 50 years proof of hitler's death was kept under wraps until the soviet union became hist

the eastbound direction of alum rock avenue is closed right now, as well as the westbound direction. the on-ramp to alum rock avenue is also blocked off as police officers here try to preen the protesters from returning. there are none of them, no protesters at this point here. and they have all moved. i can't see them from my vantage point. they were headed in the direction of city hall, followed by several police officers, and a lot of them, in riot gear, to make sure that nothing got out of hand. yes, there were a few smashed windows, a rock did come whizzing by my head at one point, but for the most part, they haven't caused too much damage, other than the vandalism of those patrol cars. they are mostly teenagers. they sound very angry. they were chanting, along with let him breathe, also chanting a few ex ple tives but for the most part, very peaceful, the protesters, out here in san jose. they may be headed downtown. i can't see from where i'm at. the police officers are making sure they don't return in this direction and if so, they will take care of that accordingly. back to y

well with the u.s. and other governments preoccupied with the pandemic. they are expecting a weaker international push back or if there are backlashes from washington given relations hitting rockottom anyway, they magt as well ram this through. things cannot get any much worse. and of course with president xi jinping in control this is obviously another sign of increasing confidence of caring less about international rebuke. >> feeling em boldened and not worried about what the word thinks about it. we heard what the u.s. national security advise ir had to say. you earlier on sunday asked the chinese foreign minister about their own sort of aggressive approach diplomatically -- the so called warrior diplomacy. >> a block buster movie about a soldier turned security -- state media used the term to describe the country's assertive or aggressive diplomats. ambassadors and spokes people having a daily word of wars with counter parts. especially u.s. officials on a range of issues. lately about government response to the pandemic. that's why i asked the minister is this kind of rhetoric and approach the new norm for china diplomacy. he didn't address the question. we never pick a f

that includes trails off rock pile road as well as south lake trail road. the boat launch beach and recreation areas still remain closed. pretty much a similar story it will reopen with restrictions in place. boat launches and rv parks are open, but those tent camp grounds and cabins and invisitor center, that will remain shut down. all visitors are required to follow social distancing guidelines. >>> san leandro is putting restrictions in chabot parks. group activities are also discouraged. so, leaders want the parks to be used only for exercising or walking as long as you're social distancing. parking lots at both parks and the san leandro marina are closed today through monday. >>> president trump ordered flags to be flown at half staff to honor those who have died from covid-19. the death toll in the u.s. is expected to pass 100,000 before the end of the month. >>> now an abc7 news live desk update. >> at the live desk, the devastating toll of the coronavirus is far reaching. a new abc news poll finds the impact of the pandemic is particularly hard amon

november or december even before that and there was no place in the big excuse was the rock obama left the shelves empty well excuse me you have 3 years to fill up the shelves you're up for reelection you can't blame obama anymore donald trump it sits on your shoulders now except the boy and the problem. the u.s. based multinational corporation tyson foods has been very vocal about being forced to shut down due to worker illnesses tyson has a history of worker abuse including denying workers bathroom breaks and on this show jesse we've previously talked about the allegations by workers who say they were forced to limit liquid intake and wear diapers on the job due to poor working conditions the company has since devalued to do better but so far at least 6 tyson workers have died from the corona virus and hundreds more have tested positive it's likely they will have those test results since will have better numbers workers say the company put them at risk by failing to tell them about sick employees and by not implementing safeguards early on but tyson is not the only company that's treated essential workers

this morning, because of the weather and how well our rock personnel canvassed 135 law enforcement agenciesn the shore region and those responsible for parks. we are glad to report pretty low volume at this point including some pictures from siegert and belmar and those where there are folks gathering. they are keeping social distancing in mind. that was, i am glad to report that. with regards to the overnight, elmer park, subject arrested for domestic violence, was charged with aggravated assaults and terroristic threats for coughing on the arresting officer, claiming to have covid-19. in hoboken, the subject was charged with bias and criminal mischief for disparaging racial comments on the sidewalk in front of the apartment complex. in jersey city, the subject arrested as a suspect in three armed robberies spit in the arresting officer's face claiming to have covid-19. and just one last piece, governor. on the way here, and i know every day day in and day out, you have to sit here and report tose deaths each day, up 10,249. i thought i would offer a small piece of hope. on my way here, i

rock and roll, little richard. little richard, richard penniman, who has died at the age of 87. wellicial biography of little richard. dr rock, welcome to bbc news. who influenced little richard ? dr rock, welcome to bbc news. who influenced little richard? equally influenced little richard? equally influenced many after him but who did he follow in the footsteps of? yes, he was great, marvellous. just turn that off, hello... can you hear us turn that off, hello... can you hear us ok? i can hear you now, thank you. charles, who influenced little richard? who influenced him? i think he was unique. he had several influences but he was all unique. he was the originator, the creator of rock and roll, full blast, the greatest thing. i was reading his dad was a preacher who owned a nightclub and sold bootleg whiskey. i suppose there are some very potent ingredients. absently. it was a smoldering time. his father was about six feet tall and his smoldering time. his father was about little et tall and his if”: vi—lil—lffiff i l" i smoldering time. his father was about little indian and his i

well. people are throwing rocks, they are throwing bottles at police while breaking into buildings. the police have used tear gas. we have seen this many times, and we are watching it again. miguel marquez is there. miguel, the current status? >> reporter: it's also the state capital where about 2 miles from there they've also locked down that area as well. i'm going to show you what's happening right now. this is st. paul tonight. police in riot gear with their masks on. that is at least one business that is burning off in that location. what's been happening all afternoon is there's several protesters on this side of the street that have come up toward the police and are taunting them. they are throwing rocks, throwing bottles. police are firing back with either pepper bowls, pepper spray and they're using flash bang grenades as well. they are doing this because they're trying to protect firefighters who are trying to fight the fires that have been setup the road here. down the road toward the capitol there are also other shops that are being broken into. right across the street h

well. one of the pioneers of rock n roll little richard has died at the age of $87.00. good golly miss molly and that long tall sally. boyle form that says his career spanned 7 decades he influenced the likes of elton john and the beatles david sinclair is a london based journalist he says little richard was a trendsetter. he was playing the piano he was a pianist basically and a singer but he was standing up and he was he was hollering and yelling he actually came from a gospel background a religious background and his whole style of singing was developed as a sort of test testifying sort of style he would sit down afterwards or before the show with paul mccartney and show him how to do the beatles did long tall sally a big you know there was one of the famous covers and so they were there and if you listen to paul mccartney started singing it's very you can hear elements of little richard's. deliberate delivery in it he also is a big influence around someone like elton john obviously you know any kind of piano man who came afterwards would have started with little ric

situation in the area quote extremely dangerous some protesters also seeing today throwing rocks at law enforcement well officers responded with rubber bullets, flash bombs and tear gas to push them back. >>the protest is over the death of george floyd the unarmed african american man died on monday after getting arrested by 4 police officers. video caption, one of the officers kneeling over floyd's neck as he pleads with them saying that he could not breeze all 4 officers have been fired from their jobs. the mayor of minneapolis employs family calling for prosecution of the officers involved there is also a protest in los angeles about 500 to a 1000 people showed up downtown to protest floyd's death you can see some of them rushed to. >>highway patrol car one protester broke that back window was what appeared to be a skateboard another protester sitting on the hood seemed to fall off or jump off when the vehicle moved forward protesters also attacked a second police cruiser that responded to the scene of the injured protester. >>tonight we are learning more about the man who died after being pinned to

there's been bottles thrown as well as rocks and as we said earlier bottles of water.o this group is the latest to deal with the surge of energy. >> richard, we're going to let you move away from this crowd. yeah, we'll let you move away from this crowd. there's actually news we'll get back to you. but i want to make sure you and your crew are in a very safe situation. let me go to the phone now where cory johnson is waiting to talk to us, the speaker of the new york city councilma. we thank you so much for joining us. how would you assess the situation in your city tonight? >> it's a very tough night in new york city tonight. and i think what you're seeing is really a manifestation of a tremendous amount of pain. and we know this pain was not manifested overnight. you saw the murder in broad daylight of george floyd in minneapolis a few days ago, you seen the vast majority of people who have died from covid-19 across this country, being black and brown americans and new yorkers, you had a woman in central park less than a week ago trying to call the cops on a peaceful

the bar was well-known for a hub for rock music. it was a gathering place during oakland's first fridays. berkeley site is reporting the owner host to reopen in a new location. >>> we have some good news for san francisco foodies and iconic mission district restaurant is set to reopen next week. it will be open next wednesday for take out orders. this has more than two months after the business closed is doors due to the pandemic, the owner says the original plan was to pay its employees for the remainder of the year and keep location close to for safety reasons, but over the last few weeks, more of his employees encouraged him to reopen. if you have never been there, it is definitely something for the bucket list. it is delicious. >> the time is now 4:19. kyla grogan is here leading into the weekend. >> if you like it hot, boy, you're going to like next week an awful lot. no rain in the forecast, but we do have some jicama in our way, so let's get to it. let's talk about where temperatures will be today. napa will be about 70 degre

for let's do this let's bring in ben's long time for a rock or one of ours update and well i guess by now you probably have heard that we had a milestone 100000 deaths as a result of coven 101st country to get to that milestone and certainly the most anywhere in the world ben do you yeah that's exactly right rick so obviously it's a significant milestone in terms of those numbers because obviously the the number . stand out in people's minds because it's 100000 but again the number still significantly lower than what we had originally been told that we might be facing so good news certainly on that front and remember for a long time the talk was about flattening the curve that certainly seems to have happened the question of course remains whether or not people going back to work states reopening may change that which is why as we look at the economic outlook of everything going on with states reopening we now see a new report by the fed that shows in that ney's numbers show an extreme downturn in economic activity to the point where many businesses may not be able to reopen. because

it was a good scheme to employ my own personal assistant, and that worked really well, so i say don't rockself improvising a lot. i did a food order online. that has proven to be a nightmare. i'm not as technical as i'd like to be. and i have one meal a day, so it'sjust as well! i don't like the idea of... cani well! i don't like the idea of... can i be direct? i don't want to be fat with cerebral palsy! fair enough. you are saying to us, i think, anastasia, that in terms of... there are a couple of charities that bring you food, you might be able to get on online delivery order if you are lucky. that is the only contact you are having with people? you are having to minute conversations with those people? two minute conversation and i get the impression from them that they just want to say, here i get the impression from them that theyjust want to say, here is the food, goodbye! well, it's really distressing to hear you talking like this, anastasia. but we absolutely get it. we will talk to zoe abrams ina get it. we will talk to zoe abrams in a moment. first we will speak to ivy gray, who

well the man widely regarded as the founding father of rock n roll has died little richard was i think 7 years old the singer brought a distinctive voice flamboyant showmanship and lightning fast rhythms to popular music in the 1950s is style and sound and inspired a generation that included the bagels the fact he was an openly gay black man in post-war america meant that he was also one of the original disrupts. born in 932 in the state of georgia richard wayne penny men that i'm known as little richard was renowned for his showmanship and electric before my with the flamboyant persona working within the genres of blues r. and b. and gospel he was integral to the evolution of rock n roll in the fifty's and sixty's. his music embrace to all. in a time when parts of the united states were still segregated. members many of the world's greatest musicians have cited him as an influence. how do you think little richard influenced mick jagger when you stop on my show he started with me i was with the prince of last night and i love your music and i'm so glad keep it up there but you know you

governor, you've dealt with plenty of reporters as presidential candidate and little rock, was that a nasty question? >> wellunfair question because she specifically made it as is if the united states is the only place where they are dying and clearly they are diego all over the world and clearly this originated in china and people have to start to recognizing that he's not xenophobic and china lied and made the pandemic much worse than it had ever been and created global problem rather than something that could have been localized. howie: well, of course, her point why was she getting the ask china response. what happened right after that is that the president recognized cnn caitlin collins and then tried to move on, let's take a quick look. >> please, go ahead. in the back, please. >> i have two questions. >> no, it's okay. >> you pointed to me. i have two questions. >> next, next please. >> you called on me. >> i did and you didn't respond and now i'm calling on -- >> sorry -- >> the young lady in the back. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, appreciate it. howie: the president abruptly ended --

to wednesday for africa the north coast is a bit windy from the point of view of rock or surpass 25 degrees it may well be showery there's been a cloud elsewhere but the breeze through egypt isn't a strong one there's a little bit dusty the heavy showers have been of course for the sas from nigeria across to ghana has been flooding. from. frank assessments tourism but the income stream is dead in the water what's been the result in poaching quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal in israeli society in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy it is a country that is not only disintegrating but he's threatening the stability of the whole continues inside story on al-jazeera. what the war. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories this hour officials in minneapolis and the usa they have stopped the violence for now after mobilizing the state's entire national guard protest an arm rest of spread from there's more cities over the deaths of black men george boyd in police custody in other cities

a starter, just a rock-solid, really well-respected player that would knock you out.m at safety. >> the kick is blocked! shaun gayle, number 23, scored the touchdown. >> shaun was this charismatic, laid-back, soft-spoken guy. >> we're not going to, you know, break our arms patting ourselves on our back with what we've done so far. we know we have a long way to go. >> a little guarded, but of course he was super attractive. you know, everybody would just fall all over him. >> he was very popular among women. >> shaun, of course, you're a bachelor, still a heartthrob among female bear fans. what do you do after a football game? >> and players! you got to watch him. usually the single guys, we get together get a bite to eat. [ coughing ] >> in 1985, they were perfect through the first 11 games. they won all of them. so there was this building excitement in chicago. >> we're going to bring home a winner, for them. for chicago and the fans. it's not for anybody else. >> they won 11 straight games. they only had a couple more to go before the super bowl. and then they decid

rock, arkansas. ed, what else is the governor saying? >> wellyou know, arkansas is one of the few states that did not issue -- or the governor did not issue a stay-at-home order here when this pandemic broke out. the governor says that it was in large part because the density of population in this state is so low. but over the last few days, they have seen a rather dramatic spike in the number of cases, at least relatively speaking here, compared to what this state has seen over the course of the last two months. the last peak came around april 15th to april 23rd. and now since thursday, you've seen a little more than 450 cases report. 150 on friday, another 160 on saturday on friday. the case total that we've seen so far for today are much lower, but that also could have weekend testing results, might factor into that. we don't know for sure, just yet. but ana, that is what we're seeing here. and that is in a state where we have begun the process of reopening. and all indications are, the governor is not going to backtrack on any of that based

what i actually want to do is come up with a solution that works for black rock and works for swansons. wellif they can't pay, then what about the possibility of turning that into, like, a swansons grill? maybe it's a way to sell more fish, get better prices. gary: yeah, that might be a great idea. lemonis: swansons should have a restaurant, and black rock, the way it exists today, isn't a viable business, so i feel like i could fix both situations with one meeting. why don't we maybe see if we can get together with them, okay? where is sue, by the way? larissa: she's on her way. gary: yeah, she's always late. lemonis: i'm annoyed that sue continues to come late. she's trying to convince me that she's committed to the business. she's not committed to the business. she's committed to herself. gary: aha. finally. sue: morning, marcus! how are you? lemonis: good afternoon. gary: "good afternoon." sue: [ laughs ] lemonis: you told me you were all in this business. did something change? sue: no. lemonis: i got here early thinking you were gonna be here, and so i'm just -- if you're not gonna be e

of hits beginning in the '50s, laid the foundations for whatnot only became rock 'n roll, but soul and funk and hip-hop as wellll sally" wasn't only a big hit for him, a certain mop topped group from liverpool also used it the rolling stones used to be his opening act. >> he started with me. i was with keith richards last night, and i love you, mick, keep it up, baby, you know you got it, whoa! >> repter: the man to influenced so be white rock 'n rollers sometimes was a little touchy about it all. >> i ain't never received nothing you ain't never gave me a grammy. >> reporter: from dirt poor georgia roots as one of 12 children, everything about him became larger than life his voice. his pounding on the piano. his pom pa dor, his flamboyant outfits a and while he swerved in and out of rock 'n roll lifestyle he remained close to his religious roots sometimes struggling with his own sexuality. the bea nile rogers of chic added "the loss of a true giant." >> hello rock 'n roll is alive forever. love you >> reporter: richard penniman, little richard, was 87 years old and died of bone cancer ♪ ow >> reporter: anothe

up, casey mcfarlane and reince priebus will await you in on the scandal that is rocking washington and the swamp. as wellt. and later, we will discuss the weirdly cordial relationshipp between democrats and the communist party of china hashe this special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ ♪ >> jason: welcome back to this "hannity" special, far left overreach. bombshell new developments and perhaps the biggest abuse of power scandal in american history. the president is calling it obamagate and a recent interview with maria bartiromo, he a message for those who abuseor their power in the unmasking scandal, watch this. >> it was the greatest political crime in the history of our country. if i were a democrat instead of a republican, i think everybody would have been in jail a long timeer ago, and i'm talking with 50 yearep sentences. it is a disgrace what has happened. this is the greatest political scam, hoax, in the history of our country. >> jason: president trump also asked a great question about the flynn case on twitter. where is the 302? remember as trey gowdy pointed out, leaking flynn's unmasked na

together after 7 weeks of lockdown — but senior clerics are wary and the pioneer of rock ‘n‘ roll, little richard dies aged 87. wells nice. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are benedicte paviot — uk correspondent for france 2a, and joe twyman, director of polling at the polling organisaton deltapoll. how lovely to see you both. it's been ages, from my point of view. let's see how we drive this thing. the leaders of the four largest trade unions in the uk have written a letter published in tomorrow's observer warning the prime minister that they won't recommend their members return to work until there has been a radical overhaul of workplace health and safety. in the sunday mirror, medical professionals warn that that there could be fatal flaws in the uk's track and trace app because there's too much emphasis on a cough and fever — missing other symptoms. the daily mail reports on what they call a furious row between the prime minister and health secretary, matt hancock, over the handling of the coronavirus crisis. while the sunday telegraph lead on the

shorts, and by the way, he could dress the part and could play very well, but that's not what you think about when you think about a rocknger in the studio struggling to get a hit record, but he was in his tennis gear. >> jimmy: he was great. i had him on the show once, and i loved talking to him so much. and i love that the two of you were friends. now let's talk about our charity here tonight. each night i've been making a donation to a charity of our guest's choosing, you chose the naacp. >> naacp and b.e.t. got together. what's happening, and i must tell you, the black community has been devastated by this pandemic. and so it's just, i, i'm so concerned that there's so much to be done in the community that i thought this would be the perfect charity to kind of put that donation into. it's very necessary right now to be aware. >> jimmy: it is. >> to be aware of what's going on out there. >> jimmy: go to naacp.org/coronavirus to help. lionel, the big "american idol" finale is on sunday night. i would love to see the afro real big next time. i think you could start something big all over again. lionel richie, everybody

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. >>> well, today would have been the third and final day of bottle rock, but the napa music festivaln postponed until october because of the coronavirus pandemic. >> however, you can still get your music fix. bottle rock's official youtube channel is going to replay past performances starting next friday with earth wind and fire. this will be a weekly event and will help out crew nation as well as the napa valley food bank. bottlerock is scheduled for october 2nd through the 4th. >>> all right. and that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. we'll see you right back here at 11:00. ♪ >> hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now. and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪ today, cool face masks. graduation caps are being put to good use. >> people are really grateful for what she's doing. it's really a cool thing to see. >> and sign me up. diy cookie kits delivered right to your front door. >> people will order, and i will either deli

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