illegal to call 911 for a ray sham investigation. >> reporter: supervisor shamann walton said abusing 911 calls will not be tolerated. he said he wants to see an end to false calls based on race. that's why he has the "caren" act, which stands for caution against racially exploitative non-emergency. it would make this illegal to make false reports. currently under california law false reports are a misdemeanor or felony but wall ton said as far as he know there's no law based on race. so far he has received positive feedback. this is an issue seen in the bay area. a white couple called police on a filipino man after seeing him writing black lives matter on the wall of his home. they faced intense backlash as a result. walton said this should be punishable by law. >> people should understand you shouldn't look at people and just decide they're criminals or don't belong in a certain area. we all belong here. we're all trying to go about our day-to-day lives and no one should be threatened with police calls just because they're a person of color. >> reporter: the effort isn't just at the local level. a

will be revisited when the numbers drop. they have 825,000 students combined among debate areas, oakland fremont unified said that they will only have distance learning in the fall. san jose is considering doing the same. as smith smith had taught to some frustrated parents that are trying to figure out how to to make this work will >> some parents are getting creative trying to think of ways to create a classroom like setting while keeping children safe. >> it is very frustrating for parents that we now have to scramble >> he is a proponent for in class instruction for the social and emotional benefits his teenage son is expected to return to distance learning in the fall with a twist. >> i plan to offer pods, 12 students are less where friends could come in and we offer something as assisted remote learning. >> it is a business concept essentially going to school but one of the six learning centers with the proper protocols in place. >> being in a classroom for my daughter is something that helps her focus. she will be a senior at willow glen high school and her daughter isn't thrilled about 100% online learning. they are con

these allegations from an insider said it will not help matters. saying that officers bent the tips of their badge to mark how many times they've killed somebody. they said it's a new low. but there are no words to explain how making any kind of a marking for human lives that you've taken. >> reporter: john when he said he was fired after coming forward with allegations of misconduct. in a legal claim he said he learned about badge bending after the deadly shooting of william mccoy. officers fired 55 shots. he said 10 badges were it is. and then the chief order those badges return whirring that the cost of replacing them would raise suspicions . the chief ordered the officers to fix them. whitney said that in 2015 that the chief told kenny park to earn that b. believing that she and her boyfriend had made up the abduction story. heard kid abner kidnapper was convicted and sentenced to prison. >> if you think back to salem massachusetts in 1610 92. he's the same guy that says a burn that which. all these years later he's just learning the letter b, i

she said will, sit down. said i am. >> with your peanut butter and jelly. >> this is a different day. she said oprah winfrey will play the wife of the butler and then the other cast members started to roll in. lenny kravitz jane fonda, vanessa redgrave, kuba gooding junior, robin williams, williams, clarence williams the third. from the mod squad. amanda very few words. when i was a kid growing up in ohio very few blocks on tv. he was one of the stars of the mod squad amanda very very few words on that show. so when i was on the set when i see him i went over to him and i said excuse me mr. williams, but when i was a kid i used to watch you and i was so inspired. i've seen you on tv. and i'm just excited that you are a part of this movie. he was wearing sunglasses. he said and he turns to me and says cool. [laughter] and that was it. >> end of conversation. >> that oprah was a pal onset? >> yes. she was filming a segment for her show. and she came down the hallway. i was standing someplace on the movie set. a

he said mostly black and latino residents will be affected. he county homeless population could triple. they said the warning comes despite local eviction moratoriums. federal banned on evictions is happening. 22 million people will be at risk of getting kicked out of their homes. landlords have negotiated payment plans. these solutions are only meant to be temporary. with the time frames fast approaching homeless shelters are bracing for an influx. even though we haven't seen a spike we will probably see one is the number of people experiencing homelessness in the next couple of months. >> financial help is also running out. most people have spent their stimulus checks an extra $600 a week in unemployment stops at the end of july. >>> we are headed for the end of the week with temperatures staying on the mild side. it's been a very mild week because of that low we talked about earlier. with that fog in the wind blowing on short we haven't really had a fire story. for the most part this is a really good pattern for central california. even up i

if they passed, there will be time to implement and senator mcguire said it will take other creative solutions to make sure every student is reached. above all, patients. >> it's been rough for parents and educators, alike. i think we will see significant improvement this year with results driven distance learning education. >> the board of education is asking for and collecting donations of money and devices to the california digital divide fun. greg lee, ktvu, fox news. >>> a new poll finds that very few americans think schools should return to normal with operations this fall and only 8% said k-12 schools should reopen. 14% said minor adjustments are needed before they reopen and 46% say major adjustments are needed and 31% say they think school campuses should be closed this fall. >>> for more information on distance learning and the widening digital divide, download our ktvu news app and you will find stories about how parents are dealing with this during the pandemic. >>> it's 4:18 and for the first time in 40 years, the cal state university system is changing graduation requir

i said, he will be impressed he was a little bit slow, too. i said, will go to the hospital. and that will really impress him. he will notice you more. because you are bringing him flowers while he's in the hospital. we got in the hospital and there was a woman already there. she was spreading out his love and adjusting his comforter. will i already ask john, do you have a young woman that you are especially interested in? he said, well not really. i said that's not the answer i'm looking for. he said what do you expect me to answer? i have some things in mind. john was slow. not really. i decided on new year's eve, lillian was single, as i said. she didn't have plans. said i am having a dinner party. and i will invite both of them. maybe that will give us a chance. lillian thought i was going to have a big party. john thought i was going to have a big party. when they got to my house, there was only room for three of us. the two of them and me. and so now we are discussing the world. i'm hoping now they would get closer and closer. well, when john did not have a date on new y

he said his direction will be driven by data and science. he said wearing a mask is one of safety and issued a stark dire warning with no words spoken, just the sound of someone in the hospital with that alert and it was to scare them a bit seeing the number of hospitalizations, tests coming back, increasing. you can expect many people will hope to get together with family and friends and the governor said now is not the time to let down our guards. >> the governor is urging people to avoid large gatherings, even family gatherings and to encourage counties to cans many any large firework shows that may be happening to slow the spread of the virus and the governor is encouraging counties on this watch list to continue to shut down any indoor activities at bars and restaurants and reiterating the governor will follow up with reinforcement if needed. speaking of the 4th of july holiday, it is expected to be a niece warmup. >>> we have a warmup saturday and sunday. the inland communities could get to that low 90s thing. right now we'll start off

he said it, when it is all over with, we will get our punches in there. back.we know how to get it may be five or six months later. we know how to get back. they said, we are going down with you. there will be no fight about it. so they are, they did that. that was the first arrest. two things happened close in time that were very significant. successfulrst ever integration at a restaurant also,in pine bluff, but critically, that is when the arrests start. the police department switched tactics. as you were saying, you get to a point where you think, we may be heading towards arrest. when that moment arrived, i wonder how you made your calculation because of the implications of jail, jails in those places at the time. think there was a fear, because we moment, had the beating and all that. hotel taking the , i think the college people in the crowd was real nervous, but the young guys had been to jail. they were kind of like an asset. it is no big thing. it will just be crowded and nasty. i said, what you doing? oh, we have been in there before. of calmedk

so we've outlined a number of strategies. >> vice president mike pence said that the trump administration will use the phase 4 coronavirus relief bill to provide incentives for states to gets students back into the classroom. the governor said that he will give another news briefing today about the state's wildfire preparedness and response efforts amid the coronavirus pandemic. he address the president trump's tweet. >> i'm not worried about the president's tweets and i want to talk about safely reopening schools. that is not negotiatable. in terms of making a data informed decision how to safely reopen our schools. >> the decision to reopen schools in the fall will be made by local education and health departments. but he added that the decisions will depend on if people can change their behavior and slow the spread of the virus. >>> it looks more doubtful that the san francisco school district will be ready to reopen classrooms when the fall starts. they have social distancing and max my name ising outdoor space. and extra curricular activity, no contact sports, no singing or playing wind o

he said will you start praying? i said yes sir. maybe this was around 2010. and a said god if this is your will and said bring some people around me for prayer. i just really want to hear what does god say. so in 2011 i brought 30 people. i don't know how many there were there the whole time that many were there for about six hours. he wasn't in there the entire time that most of the time. we were praying and praying and seeking god's will. the next day he calls me and said what do you think he saying? i said i really believe god has a plan and he said i don't like the direction the nation is going but i know about the timing. i remember a tear falling from my i actually and i said sir, sir, our nation needs you. but was almost as if the holy spirit was revealing to me the cost and the price he would have to pay. i said as my friend, and family i deeply love and respect i've been working with the kids since they were teenagers. eric and laura. odon junior, baron, the entire family, you can tell a lot about a person with the way they are about their children.

and there will be special teams to investigate police misconduct. but it's what he said about moving away from filing stand alone charges that isn't sitting well. >> i think this change on stand alone 148 charges will deescalate things between the community and police. >> if you have a blanket statement that you are not going to prosecute, cops are going to get hurt. the community is going to suffer. >> he said he will stop filing gang enhancements for crimes unless there are major safety concerns. >>> triple digit temperatures are in sight? >> that is the best news with our fire danger. there also hasn't been any extreme wind events of 50-plus miles per hour. i have heard from my weather watchers saying they are getting occasional wind gusts, but that is setting up from the fog at the coastline. we have had these on and off wind gusts from the hills, but the lack of extreme wind event has helped the fire danger and low temperatures. where am i going with this? i wanted to start with our fire danger rating. this is excellent news to report tonight. our fire burn index is

it will ta ke now, the government has said it will take time to absorb theflicted dreadful suffering and tens of thousands of women. speaking in the house of commons, the health minister, nadine dorries, said that the accounts from patients had been ‘harrowing' and has pledged to protect patients in the future. what is clear, and i'm sure the whole house will concur, is that the response to these issues from those in positions of authority has not a lwa ys in positions of authority has not always been good enough. the task now is to establish a quicker and more compassionate way to address theissues more compassionate way to address the issues of patient harm when they arise. we must ensure that the system as a whole is vigilant in spotting safety concerns, and that we rapidly get to grips with the concerns identified by this report. we must make sure that different voices are invited to the table, and we must also make sure that patients and their families have a we must also make sure that patients and theirfamilies have a clear pathway to get their answer

i said, i will do that. he said report and i will time you. if you go fast enough, i will give you a scholarship. >> what is your record? john: the record was the last conference was in denver in 1951 at night. it was snowing in june. the coach came up to me and i was running quarter miles then and he said, "if you run the two race, butan win this you've got to get a second or third close to get the points." i ran the two mile and got a third. i had not run that for two years, but i ran that night. on the way home from the track meet in denver to salt lake i was a hero. that was my day in the sun. [laughter] graduated in 1951. went directly into the service. i enlisted. >> what was the scholarship? john: full ride. i went into education. they paid all my tuition, books. >> that is very nice. john: i would not have been able to go to school. nobody had any money. >> what was your major? john: fine arts and public health. paintingng to of art, and be a coach. >> you graduated in 1951 from , the university of utah. did you know anything about kor

the raiders owner said if fans are not allowed in the new stadium this fall, he will stay home too. attend, he will not either. too bad he never felt so strongly about the fans in oakland. >> no comment on that one. just go. >> i just did comment. >>> take care everyone. good night. what color would you like to be? well, i'd like to be green, but you know you always take it. that's not true. any color's fine with me. yeah, i could be a-a combination of blue and yellow. blue and yellow make green. well, then it's settled. hi. ready to go? oh, good news, we ordered lunch, so we can all stay here and play lord of the rings risk. sheldon, we said that we would play games with you tonight. oh, no, we'll still be playing it tonight-- this game can easily take eight hours. sweetie, you really thought i'd want to do this? no. well, did you tell him that? yes. did you say it out loud with words? no. i don't want to spend the whole day playing a board game. yeah, well, you may change your mind when you hear that this is the new expanded edition which contains a more complete map of middle eart

they will put signs up reminding people of the policy and have workers offering free masks if someone isn't wearing one. united also saidt will require passengers to fill out a health assessment during online check-in before allowing them to fly. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. kind of nice day today. it just seemed warm but not unusually warm. >> yeah, yeah. warm day out there. not too hot. just kind of right there in the middle. but we definitely are going to get more heat building in that extended forecast. for one thing though, it has been saving us from triple digits this past couple of weeks. so we will bring you outside to the high definition skycam ra network. the skycam that tells the story is san francisco. in july the fog rolling in, pretty typical, but it's just been this back-to-back pattern that, again, has kept our temperatures out of the 100s. good news again there. you will see it moving in fast here at 2,500 feet, pushing into san francisco. we do expect the low clouds to stay in place tonight and temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s next couple hours and then we will be s

minister unveiled a plaque to commemorate the anniversary of the independents here is part of what she said. will be the time has come for belgium to embark on a journey of research a journey of truth a journey of memory but 1st many work on the truth and memory involves acknowledging the suffering acknowledging the suffering of others. this recognition when it was clearly expressed this morning by our sovereign in his letter to president she said to the congolese people including. the belgian prime minister speaking there to what many say is an overdue coming to terms with the country's colonial past the catalyst for that came not from belgium not from the democratic republic of congo but rather from the united states more than a month ago a black man was killed by a white police officer in minneapolis the death of george 4 had ignited weeks of protests many led by black lives matter calls for racial justice that were heard cells of miles across the atlantic here in europe including belgium. is joins me now from brussels good evening to you georg yeah the calls for racial justice in the u.s. the

. >>> the owner of two hear salons in danville said she is protesting the state's order to close and will allow her independent stylists to keep working. >> some of them have said that i'll be down, i'm packing my stuff, and they'll probable he go underground, so there's a phrase that was kind long time ago, the kitchen beautician, and that's what has happened they're either going to go to people's homes or have people to their home, and it's unfortunate, because this is the safest place to have a service done. >> donna bruner was closed for three months during the first round of shutdowns. she said she is now at least $ 70,000 behind on rent. >>> of course openings and closures seem to be changing by the day, if not by the hour. so we have you covered with the all new ktvu news app. we have the latest information right there on the home screen. >>> well, california isn't the only state starting to take serious action in response to this spike in coronavirus cases all across the country. jonathan has more now from atlanta. >> reporter: a big spike in coronavirus cases seems to be accelera

firefighters have not yet determined the calls, though police said the recent topplings of monuments will be factored into that investigation. sera founded the mission in 1771. >>> 300 people watched the side show juston saturday. police said several shots were fired when officers arrived. fireworks were thrown toward the officers. a woman suffered injuries to her leg. there was a second side show around 2:30 in the morning at lake her man. police impounded eight vehicles and made one arrest. >>> a series of fires breck out along the 505 freeway. six fires started north of the area no injuries have been reported. >> the weather was warm and do >>> hot fire danger for sure. the only thing sparing us is the winds have been light and calm and no advisory issued for fire danger but as we know, very hot. a look over san francisco where we're starting off with patchy fog, a little bit of haze. i do expect this to dissipate and clear out fairly quickly. take a look at the sunny icons from san jose to livermore. 60 in oakland. san jose at 62. most areas are a repeat from where we started yesterda

was saying there he started talking about how we are one america we put america 1st nobody will divide us he said we will hold fast and true to the sacred things that unite us goal is not to destroy the greatest structure on earth the united states he quickly moved around to turn on what he would call i guess the mainstream media we want a clear and faithful defense of american history false claims equal slander he then listed he went on to list the people who in the opinion of mr trump are slandered when he would say again the mainstream media report what's been going on particularly during these recent tense times years in the united states of the back of the black lives matter campaign we will not let the legacy of our heroes be tarnished by you the more you lie the more you collude the more credibility you lose let's bring in our correspondent listening to that for us this rob reynolds rob what do you make of what mr truong has been saying so far. well peter there's quite a lot here but most of it is really pretty predictable the president started out by talking about american exceptionalism

hope the government in lagos will step in soon to do more than it's doing now and that way the way said will be cleared every day. mongul largest seabirds and they are one of the most threatened families of birds on earth albatrosses feed on squids fish and kriol so it's not surprising that the trucks it's a large fishing vessels that troll the oceans and. maybe too good to resist the boats are actually more of a curse and a blessing so these majestic creatures exodus down. with the wind span of up to 3 and a half meters the wondering how the trust may be the most majestic sea bird in the southern hemisphere and one of its most endangered species. on the french causing island is an archipelago in the southern ocean only why miss king sent his team to quit the birds with transmittance since last autumn they've been tracking the flight of the albatross is why miss king has been fascinated with the sea birds ever since he was a boy. albatross is flights of 70 to 80 kilometers an hour over stormy seas without flapping their wings they use the wind to get around but it's true there is something m

disappeart will just -- he said it will just disappear.ealth officials putting out this is not the case and the massive spike we are seeing across the united states evidence that this is not the fact. presidential candidate joe biden quake to criticize president trump for his latest statements. still do not have 50 million jobs and the pandemic is getting worse. millions of americans are still out of work wondering when or if their job will come back. they're worried about how to pay the bills in the meantime. trump once to declare this help a crisis -- health crisis over and -- we have already had more than 128,000 dead and the number keeps climbing. that is a direct consequence of donald trump's leadership and the mismanagement of this crisis from the start. host: tell us where the spikes are in the virus and what is happening as a result? widespreadceedingly and particularly in the state that opened up early under pressure from president trump in a number of cases. states like texas, florida are seeing massive increases. in california,

said will will only let him go so far in a lesson only let him dream. so far and he would children. no need to go up. in the dell. that's a little rope gets added a man. is only good for that will. most important thing is where you're born and who you're born to so this one guy he said i'll do your study for you he said i grew up in poverty and i said thank you so much i said tell me how did your family get by he said well my father was a physician he died when i was 12 i had to go live with grandparents i worked in their store i pulled myself up by my own bootstraps i had the right mindset and i was determined and i became a doctor like my dad and i'm listening to him through the eyes of somebody who's bought her 5 brothers in the back window of the car and i'm thinking you knew someone who owned a store and you were related to vote. but if you look at it from his context his experiences who do the children a professional singer. typically it's going to be other children of professionals and what people do is we compare ourselves to the people around us and we sometimes put an umbr

they did not say they will not do it that they from us not to do it into the fall jetblue said that they will do it. at least through july but things could change thus far as american airlines. they are the world's largest airline they and the other airlines a couple of months ago. did not feel the center seat for 2 reasons one they wanted people to feel good about flying again and social distance. but so let's face it area. they couldn't get people into the plains because of the pandemic so flights are almost empty at any particular time back in say march or april i had a flight attendant friend. she says they were basically flying each other around because the flights. we're so empty. now they're picking up in fact last sunday was the busiest travel day for america since the pandemic started so they're seeing this trend go up and up and up and a lot of travelers they're seeing it as well they can't stop it. the bases, maybe the best thing is to be uncomfortable. but lean into it. your take if you were the center seat or somebody all of a sudden sits next to you in the center seat. >>ho

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the name is put back in the spotlight during the recent national focus on race relations, they said they willonduct a thorough review of the name. amazon, the latest team to pull gear from their website and a note to sellers, amazon said they would pull products featuring the washington team. target and nike said they would stop selling the teams merchandise. >>> suing the city for racial discrimination, joseph says he loves being a firefighter, during his eight years with the fire department he has been harassed and singled out because of his race. one example is a field test during a promotion. >> i had battalion chiefs, captain, training chief who are watching me do my test, whereas other employees who did the same test only had a captain watching them. >> he says that he received obscene photos of black women and men from colleagues. the captain asked if he was going to get a gold grill to match his lapel and belt buckle when he is promoted to chief. city manager said we cannot comment on a case and litigation. >>> words daily hopes of a the highway patrol more diverse. stanley is the fir

but we will stand ready and eager to work together and produce a bipartisan outcome. as i saidesterday in march, the senate gave a historic master class on how to pass major bipartisan legislation. the cares act, the largest rescue package ever was drafted by republicans promptly negotiated across seattle with democrats on the pastor gently without a single dissenting vote. last month in june we recorded a master class on how not, how not to make a law instead of amending senator tim scott's justice act, our democratic colic flat out blocked it a filibuster the issue of police reform altogether. well, for the sake of america's kids, jobs and healthcare madam president, let's hope our democratic friends are wearing their bipartisan urgency in good faith to the process and leave the partisan -- behind. the senate has led every step of this crisis. we need to rise to this task one more time. >> madam president, our country faces the greatest health threat in a hundred years. the greatest economic crisis in 70 years. but here in the republican led senate would hardly know it. over

positive for coronavirus following the rally. >>> a top official with the administration said it is too early to tell if it will be safe to hold the republican national convention in florida next month. stephen hahn said it will have to see how the situation unfolds. >>> the gop is set to hold the convention in jacksonville beginning august 24. florida is currently seeing a record number of coronavirus cases across the state. >>> as florida becomes a hotspot, surpassing more than 200,000 cases, health experts worry about another wave of coronavirus infections. some states are rolling back the reopening plan. >>> the virus is showing no signs of weakening. virus killing more than 129,000 people nationwide and 2.8 million infected since the pandemic started. >> we see large outbreaks happening across communities. >> reporter: the number of confirmed cases rising in at least 36 states. california, arizona, texas and florida posting record numbers. arizona reporting more than 3000 hospitalizations on sunday. it is the eighth consecutive day of record hospitalization numbers. icu bed usage dropping slightly. it rema

will be a lot of attention on this. wed president erdogan was speaking tonight he said the conversion will be done carefully and he warned against pepeople trying to make controversy out of it so he is aware of the challenges ahead. i'll look to july 24 when it opens as a mosque. >> thank you for that, dorian jones in his temple -- in istanbul. nephew molly were at least one person has died -- now to mali, ere at least one person has dieied in protetest. fofour weeks,, m mass demonstras have called upon p president abraham to resign.

today he said he hopes it will just disappear. in quotes.oes that leave your jaw on the floor at this point? >> no doubt. you know, somebody asked me the other day what have we gotten right here. i had to scratch my head and figure it out. i think the unifying problem is that it is minimized. we didn't get testing right. we are not in a position to even trace right. the gating criteria by which states should open and was released by the white house task force were not followed in any state. there was no follow through on that and then obviously the issue of masks. the one bright spot is that there is a lot of progress with regard to a potential vaccine and therapeutics. we are still waiting on some of that. it is hard. you can't just say we got it all right by no means. >> at this point that is blatantly clear. it is go to spread around the world. if you look at the other countries, all of the curves go up and down. our goes up and surges up again. his press secretary today described what we are seeing. >> 600 to 800 americans per day are dy

said that while the decision is disappointing of course it wasn't entirely unexpected. san jose has already hosted a number of socially distance community events at excite ballpark and will continue to do so including a 4th of july barbecue on its field. this coming weekend sanskrit giants and the oakland a's previously said that minor leaguers will be paid their weekly stipends throughout what would have been their season. the a's by the way are trying to make this unique season fun for fans, even if they can't be there in the stands. oakland announced its coliseum cut outs program where fans could pay to put a cardboard cut out of themselves in the stands and those who pay little extra for a seat on the foul ball line might be able to keep any ball's that hit their cut out how about that. >>last week it was reported the giants will begin doing something similar and who knows during the broadcast of the games, maybe you'll see your cut out on one of the cutaway shots. all right as we head to break, here's a quick live look outside. >>our camera in walnut creek we'll be right back. >>welcome back. it's 4.56 on your wednesday morning skies over all are actually pretty cle

leader mcconnell a few minutes ago said if democrats don't want to negotiate a bill, i will remind the leader last night, chief of staff meadows, secretary mnuchin and i were in the speaker's office negotiating. why did mnuchin bring meadows along? because the senate republicans can't produce a unified position so leader mcconnell i have a suggestion. instead of blaming democrats about senate republicans and leader mcconnell get their act together, roll up their sleeves and actually get to do real work to solve these problems. every time, every time we've come to pass critical relief, democrats have forced our colleagues to come to the table and negotiate in a serious way . that's what wehave to do again . we need bipartisan, bicameral negotiations to produce a bill that meets the needs of the american people. democrats willcontinue to do that . beaker policy and i will be meeting with mnuchin and meadows again tonight in an effort to try to get a bill for the needs of the american people, the american economy and american health is so great. let us come together to get something done.

will that go ahead. yes of course if they have been granted that this access to they said they will go ahead to the access they said but they say if there is an agreement they have signed was sign are that then they needed nations should stick to this agreement ok i believe that the united nations i actually they will try to find any any excuse not to check the ship ok william what do you think of that the united nations is not actually interested in checking the ship some sort of conspiracy it seems hussein is suggesting going on here. no the un is seized with this issue and no more so than the last week u.n. is frustrated because as you and your guests noted there are several times where the u.n. has been granted position and then under it position often on technical issues such as the one that was just mentioned about the dissatisfaction with the company that was being used and there's been other types of blockages as well i think it's worth noting that this location is right on the front lines of the front of the peninsula that's controlled by all sides in the conflict and there definitely will so man

twitter, google, and facebook have already said they will pause the sharing of user information with sharanjit leyl has been following the story and joins me now from our asia business hub. sharanjit, what more can you tell us? yes, sally, it is a reflection of the widespread unease over the new security law in hong kong, which has essentially led to these tech giants to withdraw and, as you mentioned, it's a growing list of essentially the who's who of us internet companies, the likes of facebook, microsoft, google, twitter, zoom all announcing the suspended the processing of requests for user data from the hong kong authorities. bear in mind, though, among them of facebook, google, who do not operate in mainland china. they are blocked by the great firewall, so perhaps not losing too much. certainly we know they're having to rethink their operations in hong kong and thatis operations in hong kong and that is after dating's imposition of the law which has raised concerns over the handling of data in the city —— beijing's it is notjust the us tech giants, it also includes rather surpr

. >> the dallas franchise said it will not play. ten players and one coach tested positive after the team arrived there last month. and at least six nba teams have shuttered their practice facilities after a string of their players and staff tested positive. >> i see wld where sports beyond what's already back are able to come back. >> this is an epidemiologist at emory university. he said without testing it will be hard to guarantee the virus isn't testing. >> you need to why ary about the frequency of the test and how fast the turnaround is. a delay in either of those leaves open a wider window for somebody to be sick and transmit the disease without knowing it. >> so what happens if there's an outbreak in cases? that's one of the big questions out there. once the season resumed, both baseball and basketball have been very clear they'll treat individual cases adds if it's an individual injury. but if there's serious spread, adam silver and others say it could mean a stop amg in play. it's fluid. >> with sports facing an unfamiliar

comes into effect the netherlands will join denmark austria and norway allowing these sweetheart reunions and this week germany's interior minister holds c. hoffa also said that he will be talking to other e.u. countries to come up with a sensible solution for this but until then they're going to have to place their hope in the old saying that absence makes the heart grow fonder will find a way jill dougherty thank you very much and formula one mercedes world champion lewis hamilton has secured pole position for sunday's hungaroring crown free the british driver is going for a record extending 8 the win in hungary as he looks to build on his victory last time out in austria it was a good day all around for mercedes with hamilton's team mate well terry bought us coming in 2nd hamilton is looking to dislodge the fan from top spot in the drivers' championship. you're watching d.w. news we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour until then you can get the latest news d.w. dot com and don't forget to follow us on twitter and instagram at d w news on a fairly for me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. are they friends so long

fauci warned more protection will be needed. he said if you have goggles or a face shield, you should use it. facebook's mark zuckerberg was speaking alongside the bosses .rom alphabet, apple he says facebook lags behind its competitors. credit suisse says it will merge trading and investment banking and combine its risk function. the chief executive says it is the first major rebound of the swiss lender. undoes some of the decisions by the predecessor. >> the bank merger is something we have been discussing for months. bute will be cost-benefits, it is about having one underwriting business to have one investment bank globally. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. bloomberg. you.: thank we will get back to the german gdp data in a moment. we saw a contraction in the second quarter, worse than the estimate of 9%. back to the u.s., jerome powell has kept his message is dovish as possible, left rates near zero. he said signs of a c

fought a courageous fight with the love and support of so many kelly's love and life will always be remembered he also said he will be taking time off to be with the couple's two children, daughter ela, who is 20, and 9-year-old son, benjamin according to a family representative, kelly chose to keep her fight private, and had been undergoing medical treatment for some time, supported by her closest family and friends. kelly starred in "jerry maguire," "battlefield earth" and most recently in with her husband. >>> we turn to san diego where crews are investigating a fire aboard a military ship that left at least 21 people injured officials say firefighters were called out to the scene about 9:00 sunday morning after an apparent explosion on the "u."u.s s. bonhamme richard. >> there was a report of an internal explosion, what we cannot alsoer tan is what that explosion was caused from. initial reports is a back craft o -- back draft of overpressurization as the compartment was heating up >> 160 sailors were on board of that ship at the time of the fire the entire crew was able to disembark. 17 sailors and fo

of defensnse and- this will make te decision together with our allies and we'll all find out about the sasame time. but jusut on the on the memedication. this man adam hoffman said that the move will strengthen nato and itit will l show the u united ss allies but the germans definitely don't sound bored. let's make thank. that is the was completely unacceptable. the motion what and actually more many at before it was announced to the world therere i a sususpicion thahat this is perhaps but punish germany. we're not in the business of punishing are. punishing our allies this is how best to defend europe. there's been pushback the last cououple of days from you allllies france ad germany's does egypt and jordan i got stuck at the u. s. backed plan for israel to annex palestinian. at the top stories. middle east plan at. this push back and other parts of stations is the administration still backing this middle east on. remember what plan is was. a call to begin creation. this problem has existed since nineteen forty eight it's not going to go away until artist down and negotiated. but is that. in that. plan i. can provide. these down on the tape. minute recess and

the league as ken rosenthal said will make the ultimate determination but it's hard to see it going against the will of the players in the know we've been saying all day it's been the biggest story come in alice sports world why wasn't there a bubble why no bubble but another thing how are you know having real fans now and not those like phone cut outs anymore or the the weird dolls that came from a dubious background well they are. 10 percent of fans inorganic and so it's not a lot 10 percent or a lot but they have a strict protocol in place if they have tests out where we don't there aren't any and thank you so much all right that does it for me i am an election make sure you keep up with everything in question at all times by downloading our brand new free app portable t.v. can catch fire 24 seventh's thank you for watching and i will see a few. conservative media to the political left in the united states has become radicalized by will surely in their own socialism profoundly changing the country on the other hand by many in his words big claim nothing would fundamentally change so we s

the president promised that the virus will be defeated but said it will probably be worse before it gets better. apublicans putting together coronavirus relief plan support the idea of more stimulus checks to individuals, but they are expressing doubt about the president's call for a payroll tax cut. the difference between republican senators and the white house threatened to push any action on the stimulus into next one. the democratic party is sticking to joe biden's a line on major policies. the party will call for universal health care and remaking the justice system. the platform stays away from goals pushed by progressive democrats such as medicare for all. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over this istries. bloomberg. francine, tom? futures at -94. the vix -25 point 54, indicating the stability within the markets off of the surges of the last few days. 10 year yield .5905%. gold is a huge story now. there are different ways to price it. 1858,sing the co-max gold that is a record high. between americ

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there will be no early-season for winter sports like basketball and hockey. they said that they will not begin until january. there has been talk of rescheduling football for the spring. the ivy league is the first division i sports conference to make this decision. >>> united airlines is sending layoff warnings to half of their u.s. employees. they said they hope to limit the layoffs by offering early retirement packages. they are alerting workers to comply with the laws that workers get the 60 days notice before massive job cuts. this would include 11,000 flight attendants, and customer service in the gate agents. and more than 2500 pilots. the airline said that workers are furloughed will be eligible to return when the travel demand picks up. >>> nearly 2 million unemployment claims have yet to be paid in california. according to the bay area news group the backlog is from the first three months that the government ordered business closures. and this prompted complaints of an overwhelmed phone system and antiquated technology. first-time claims have gotten overlooke

m.c.a. a replacement to nafta that mexico's president has said will generate jobs and help reactivate the mexican economy went up in mexico city. ok i can bring you those live pictures now from outside the white house where where we're expecting mexican president under a smuggler lopez obrador to meets the u.s. president in the next hour or so that's the 1st time mexico's president left the country since taking office in december of 2018 i'll be talking about. they signed up for a luxury cruise but some would never come ha. ha ha ha oh hold on i want to investigate some new zealand's dantley vocal trio eruption on al-jazeera. reporting in the field means i often get to witness not just news this is breaking but also history as it's unfolding crossing from serbia the hungry to read one day i might be covering politics in the next hour of my covering protests . but what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. we're talking about

will go into effect on monday. earlier governors in two concerned states said people will be on gated to wear masks while in public. meanwhile the political battle over masks is escalating with a showdown between state and local government. yesterday brian kemp and his administration filed a lawsuit seeking to block atlanta from requiring residents to wear masks. the lawsuit challenges keisha lance bottoms. he said, quote, this lawsuit is on behalf of atlanta business owners and their hardworking employees who are struggling to work during these times. the mayor noted, quote, a better use of taxpayer money would be used to expand testing and contact tracing and said, quote, if being sued is what it takes, then we'll see them in court. the legal battle comes after mayor bottoms accused president trump of breaking the law by not wearing a mask at the atlanta hartsfield-jackson airport on wednesday. the president said he following the guidelines presented by the cdc during his trip. joining me now, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. great to see you this morning. what do you make of the governor's attempt to override

the cdc said that they will release school opening guidelines. with agency plans to do? >>> complaints about wearing masks brought estate agents to this restaurant and wine bar. the state said that no employees were wearing masks. the owner said that some of them were exempt from the rule? >>> it is hot in lynden that's how it's going to go. triple digit heat is possible. nothing record-setting. but an extended period of warm temperatures. back here with the five day forecast. explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. all in one stop! visit floor and decor in person or online. >>> the numbers related to the coronavirus continued to climb. more than 133,000 americans have died from

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