seems sandy hasn't convinced him yet.ut, thanks to lois gibson's analysis, the tintype is now getting some buzz in the press. that's how freda cruse hardison, that local historian we met earlier, catches wind of the story. what was your first reaction? >> i was very intrigued immediately. the thing that popped out to me was the name of pauline roundtree, which was sandy's three-times great-grandmother. >> freda turns to her genealogy database. it maps the connections of nearly 15,000 people to the jesse james family. she types in the name -- "pauline roundtree." >> i already had her, knew who she was and what the relationship was. >> what was it? >> she was married to robert stevenson, who was a cousin of annie ralston, frank james' wife. frank was jesse's brother. >> so it makes complete sense that sandy's ancestor would have a picture of her infamous in-law. did sandy know any of this? >> she knew none of it. it was her three-times great-grandmother's first husband, not the line she was from. so she had just totally mis

(bright upbeat music) - [sandy] we've fallen into the trap of taking a big story and everyone having an opinion on it. everyone's shouting everyone talking about issues, but not really understanding the issue. - it became inherently clear as i would watch the cable news networks to try and find out what was going on. i couldn't find out what was going on. - they kind of abandoned news a long time ago. when you look at the other cable news channels. - and that's what led me to say, there needs to be a national newscast because there's not enough information. it's only centered on dc and politics. - [sean] there's a lot that happens in the middle of the country and we're gonna be able to fill that void. - it's so funny because when we set out to do this project, so many people were like, how are you gonna do that? and it's simple. this is what we learned in school. - in my journalism class, we were trained a certain way and that was to report facts without bias. - this is what journalism is supposed to be. and this is what local journalism, local newsrooms do right now. they're not tel

in my stories about corn and the great sandy desert.the country that he was forced to leave after the county came the white man on my. golly and spotter always dreamt about getting the land in the desert back. for many years we had been fighting for land rights. and 9092 things began to happen. where he took the traditional lands and smashed them for additional wildlife where he brought the diseases and the alpha home. where he committed the murders where you took the children from their mothers for the 1st time australia has recognized the legal existence of aborigines prior to white settlement the high court has recognized there were people here and their descendants have rights. the mabo decision showed us that we could legally claim our land back. to claim it back we have to prove we have a continuing relationship to our country. in 1994 my grandfather wearily a spotter. took me to day country. and been bank there for 40 years. it was my 1st trip to a country. i decided to shoot a video it was a new way of showing evidence for land

but in southeast asia the reality is that tick tock like sandy's fanbase is only growing. for me and the business team here below as always you can find out more about these and other business stories online dot com slash business also facebook and twitter i'm stephen beardsley thanks for watching. literature invites us to see people in particular. as the kids. grow up. to do the books on youtube. how does the virus spread. why do we panic and when will this. country just 3 of the topics covered and weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like me information on the krona virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at dot com slash science . this is deemed up good use a show coming up to big and. in japan i'm. sure jabe's deprives longest continuous serving prime minister i'm know he intends to resign it's health reasons that are forcing him to go but how will this impact japan's relations with countries in the region. and infected with the cone of viruses despite our so

sandy beall, fast acquisition co-ceo.e have two storms bearing down on the gulf and we have some oil production being shot in as a result. we will find out what that means for the price of oil, among other things. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ greg: i'm greg bonnell in toronto. alongside vonnie in new york. we have two tropical storms bearing down on the gold coast this week, marco and laura. offshore oil production has been shut as a precaution. obviously, u.s. residents bracing for potential landfall. joining us now is brian sullivan. what is the latest? storm marcocal should be getting close to coming ashore in louisiana as we speak. tropical storm laura is actually crossing part of cuba right now, heading toward the gulf of mexico. more dangerous of the two storms. vonnie: there is a real concern in particular areas, new orleans, the gulf region? brian: the southern part of louisiana will get quite a battering from both the storms. risk is goinghe down a little bit as the track drifts to the west. they have been moving west

i know that. >> the sandy police department categorically denied the accusation.iends heard more of chris wright's side of the story from bianca, they became convinced he was innocent. >> there were so many parts of the puzzle that were not adding up. >> unless, they reasoned, unless someone they knew very well wanted chris to take the fall. a dark suspicion wafted through the corridors of that old chocolate factory. perhaps, the police, they said, arrested the wrong neighbor. >> he had the perfect patsy in christopher. >> the neighbors start comparing notes, and realize someone in their circle was not who he seemed. coming up. >> we were astounded. and i remember saying to him, what? >> when "dateline" continues. they told us that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powe

muertos >> buenas tardes los residentes en nueva york, se preparan para enfrentar la peor tormenta desde sandy principal noticia y ademÁs este marte: demanda a la policÍa, 5 residentes de los Ángeles s demandtan unaa a laemanda por policÍa por haber sido seÑalados falsamente como pandilleros una mujer cuenta como un error le costÓ su trabajo. >> ahora lo va a revisar mi compaÑer >> en primera lÍnea, cada dia miles de paramÉdicos agentes y personal de limpieza salen a las calles de la ciudad de mÉxico, para controlar el avance del covid-19, les mostramos la titÁnica tarea diaria de estos hÉroes de la pandemia. aumentan las remesas a pesar de la crisis por el coronavirus, son algunas razones. de la crisis por el coronavirus, lo imposible de viajar y temor al desempleo son algunas razones. >> dÍaz-balart noticias telemundo con josÉ >> hoy nuestra imagen del dÍa, es esta, colosal estallido que sacudiÓ beirut la capital del lÍbano la explosiÓn ocurrio cerca del puerto y provocÓ una gigantesca nube de humo mÁs alta que los rascacielos, primero de color blanco luego marrÓn intenso la onda expansiv cu

so while you do that, i will check in with sandy. >> yes. >> sandy, i see blue skies, which is good. i don't think you have that yesterday. talk about how much business was impacted yesterday with the customers? did they cancel their books because the air quality was so bad? >> yes, but it was so bad, a lot of ashes in the air. so we didn't have a lot of show m youry ni.'s beautiful.no. how about just for your moon curist, surely youmeven with yo there. >> yes. you have to do face shields, shield guards and a lot of stuff. cleaning. a lot of sanitation. >> yeah. well, i got to say, in this climate, losing even a day or two of business is probably hurtful. enzo, are you back where i have you, where we have better wifi? do we have you back? >> yes, you do, kristen, thanks. i want to show you my beautiful patio in the restaurant. unfortunately, as you can see, we cannot use the indoor restaurant because of the covid and now because of this fine, we cannot use the outdoor space. and so, it's very like a valging and you know we are my renato, my manager, my brother jhe the e chef. mama wi

station. >> i called ed smart and said meet me at the sandy city police department.s provided and elizabeth went in and sat down and i sat down with her and i said take off that wig in those dark glasses. i said we been looking for you for nine months. were glad to see you and glad we have you back. nancy: ed smart arrived at the sandy police station minutes after speaking with detective parks. >> we walked through the corridors of the police department and he said to her, elizabeth, is that really you. she said yes, dad, it's me. >> bizarre new details coming out in the elizabeth smart investigation. >> nine knots after her disappearance 15 -year-old elizabeth smart has been reunited with her family. ♪ >> i got a phone call from another police source of mine and he cryptically said they found her, she is alive. i said you are kidding. of course, he wasn't. >> they found her, she's alive? oh my gosh. >> i immediately became sad and thought that they find her body? they found her alive. >> it's real. [laughter] [applause] >> it was so marvelous to see that ending to t

sandy says if all goes well, she'll hopefully soon be in a position to rehire the 9 employee she had to let go earlier this year because of the pandemic. >>in alameda fleet of all kron 4 news. >>and then we have a bomb going on up a temper on as you can see it's good bill pesky up there in southern murray into clearer bay area temperatures in the 60's off to the east bay 50's off to the west of the peninsula and up to th >>good morning, welcome back to kron 4 morning news we are taking a live look behind me there sfo this morning understand there are no delays this but still foggy conditions there days for has forecast for sunday, a good morning. marty good morning, everybody and we see some of the fog lifting at least in downtown san francisco. although i think the residential areas in the west. outer sunset out of richmond places like that we may not see the clearing as generous as we're seeing particular downtown. so that's a kind of a change of that here's what was going suppose marty was saying no delays to see the air traffic going on, but still the overcast appearance for now

pandemic, sandy we could see. this we can't see. this is a disease. an especially democrp deidemic . with sandy, we saw infrastructure that we had to rebuild. >> this is a beautiful time to come to seaside heights. we hope to stay open through september. like you said, that transmission rate, you know, everyone in the d industry is much watching. >> reporter: kendis, 45% of people are cooperating with tracers trying to quell the spread. >> people are for getting we are all in this together. cori coffin in seaside heights. thank you. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "velshi" the mayor of jackson, mississippi. why he imposed a curfew in that city. michigan democratic lieutenant governor. and leg >>> and legal battle brewing in wisconsin. it is the issue over kanye west on the ballot in 2020. hear why mickey mouse and bernie sanders are part of it. what? yeah. what yeah ♪ here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' whatintroducing the new sleepld? number 360 smart bed... now temperature balancing, so yo

in some cases the strongest winds the northeast has experienced since sandy. this will be significant, the storm is 70 mile-per-hour sustained winds downgraded from a hurricane making landfall at 85 miles per hour. tornado watch is in effect with carolina to the pink, those pink polygons are tornado warnings. with landfalling tropical systems, potential for week tornadoes causing structural damage and that will be ongoing throughout the northeast this afternoon and tonight. we will say goodbye to the system overnight into wednesday as it moves into canada but no joke we are dealing with at least tropical storm force windss to the northeast with heavy rainfall threat, some storm surge and power outages. as it moves to the northeast people need to be on alert. there will be power outages and there's going to be inland flooding so be on alert. we will keep you up to date. i almost forgot your names. todd: there's a lot going on. >> janice: you would never forget my name. rob: i would never forget yours. a big time of year for you, thank you so much. the 2020 elec

sandy says if all goes well, she'll hopefully soon be in a position to rehire the 9 employee she had to let go earlier this year because of the pandemic in alameda fleet of all kron 4 news. >>also in the east bay, a new covid-19 testing site is opening up today in berkeley at this location people can actually administer the tests themselves kron four's reyna harvey brings us details. >>the city of berkeley is bringing back sell testing went so well, the first time you can come by the berkeley adult school parking lot again you see one of those so testing kiosk behind me so you're gonna come to this location is that 17 0 on san pablo avenue at the berkeley adult school parking lot hours are from 10:00am to 06:00pm saturday and sunday 09:00am to 06:00pm monday through friday and appointments are made through the city of berkeley's website. now after a successful today pilot that provided cell test to over 500 people they are extending that pilot program berkeley public health is bringing itself testing cast. back for an extended pilot. so how does it work well at the kiev people can wa

sandy says if all goes well, she'll hopefully soon be in a position to rehire the 9 employee she had to let go earlier this year because of the pandemic. >>in alameda philippe djegal kron 4 news. >>in the buzz, how's this for a kid rocketing to fame a year after graduating to the pros from cal berkeley. collin morikawa winds the pga championship in san francisco. >>64 final round. california kid the 23 year-old shot a 13 under par at tpc harding park. >>he's played the course about a dozen times but never with the stakes this high and a shot like this. a 293 yard bomb that land 7 feet from the hole on the 16th green. he makes they eagle putt. morris talent kept a lid on his nerves on golf's biggest stage the only time he flipped his home east of the trophy and the top one flying is the our cloud 9 or about you guys >>yeah, you know i believe myself since day one and i've said it and i knew with the leaderboard the way as like an and everyone out there. >>you just have to play well you know, it's it's you either win or you lose you know i got off to shaky start made apollo one one ful

pandemic, sandy, we could see. this we can't see. it's a disease, epidemic that is invisible. with sandy, we were able to see infrastructure, we were able to rebuild, those types of things. here we have to take direction and guidance from the governor's office. >> we're hoping to stay open through september. like you say, the transmission rate, you know, every one of my industry's watching that. >> yeah that. transmission rate that he's referring to was that number that is -- talking about just how fast the virus is spreading. originally, kendis, it was down to 1%. now it's risen on as high as 1.35%. we're tracking it every day. and one of the main things that's an issue, the governor said just yesterday, was cooperate with tracers. folks who have the virus, tracers only contact 63% of them versus new york's 92%. and get this, kendis. of the folks that tracers were able to contact, only 45% would cooperate and give that contact information. so there's a slew of things happening in the state of new jersey, the gover

they are setting up sandbags and flood barriers, mindful of the devastation caused by sandy in 2012. >> the high watermark from sandy was 4 feet from ground level, from where we are standing, 4 feet of storm surge. >> reporter: meanwhile, towns are basing their plans on the storm. some areas are getting another punch. the coronavirus is also, getting emergency management. some shelters that have been used in the past might not be conducive to social distancing. >> we take measured for tots to be 6 feet apart. we are trying to figure out how to work in a covid environment. >> reporter: isaias is expected to weaken as it brings rain along the coast on tuesday. marianne rafferty, fox news. >>> that is another layer of trying to keep people socially distanced in a shelter. we wish them all well. 4:10 is the time. let's check in with steve paulson. what have you seen in terms of the storm out there? >> it is accelerating. it is going north/northeast. it is flying. it will lose its hurricane identity. it is 70 miles per hour. it is strong. it is underneath hurricane strength. it continues

jackie: that would be tough, sandy.ime i have left with you how your employees feel being back even if they can't do the same volume that they would normally be doing with you? >> well, they're very, very anxious to get back. obviously it is a catch because they don't have the clients that they did and money that they were making. so it is a hard rule. we'll not be able to bring back everyone. it will dictate itself as far as the virus. i'm not in control of that but i am in control of doing the best work that i can to keep everyone safe and to save my business for these employees and for our community because, we're a very important part of sierra madre. i think if we went away it would be a tragedy. -- [inaudible]. we'll be gone too. jackie: sandy, thank you for sharing your story with us. we'll check back in with you. we wish you the best and applaud you working at this difficult time, putting the protocals into place. >> thank you very much for having me. jackie: sure. david? david: a great entrepreneur. we wish her

sandi sanchez was one of heidy's co-workers. >> we worked with hazardous chemicals and gasses. crazy things that you wouldn't expect a couple of girls to want to do.u >> reporter: heidy seemed to thrive in a workplace that favored hard hats over heels. >> it was dangerous if you ng didn't follow the rules. in fact, quote from heidy, everything is dangerous, it's just what will kill you the l quickest. >> reporter: to sandi, heidy became more than a co-worker. >> i considered her my best er friend. she's a person that you knew into never stab you in the back. she's a person that you knew would always have your back. >> reporter: in person she could be both, sweet and salty, and that caught the attention of one of her colleagues, 25-year-old conrad truman. c >> i noticed her first in the hallway. h >> reporter: what did you think? >> i thought she was cute, and i noticed her hard hat, and they have a little personality or stickers, you know. and hers said, it's all about me. deal with it. i was kind of thinking this girl's kind of a feisty girl. >> reporter: soon conrad asked hei

sandy says if all goes well, she'll hopefully soon be in a position to rehire the 9 employee she had to let go earlier this year because of the pandemic in alameda philippe djegal kron 4 news, san francisco's board of supervisors approved a sales tax plan to fund caltrain it will be on the november ballot, the ballot measure was approved at a special meeting on friday. >>it has to be approved by two-thirds of voters in san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties of it is passed it would generate about 108 million dollars for caltrain officials say the money is needed because of the decrease in ridership during the pandemic a san mateo and santa clara counties have already approved the ballot measure. and taking a live look outside right now for our 4 zone little tough to tell their because there's a some fog in the way but that is the sales force tower lit up in blue here in san francisco. i'm meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us now with the check on the forecast for the rest of the weekend and next week. >>hey they're going to be key our noticing a lot of low clouds but

like sandy, i would have missed them dashes in the road. the ways i skirt around corners under the cover of sun, i fleeing an interview, happy to have some means, pockets fluffy with promises, it could have been me. listening to gospel, the lilts in my throat, running at a marlboro fog above my lips. my car would be all clouds, a heaven shaved with blue and red lights. it could have been me. my eyebrows high, my voice low, questioning about his bidding, it could have been me. a black woman, the color of oklahoma clay. a police man pretending to be some cowboy. sandy had been in texas but a day. how long had he been hunting for one like her? he had seen this scene in his mind. it was a means of forgetting the woman that refused to love him and the black man she clung to. in this vision, he is a rodeo-style hero. sandy is a rogue rascal. he holds out his tongue to shout -- the shower of coins and praises. a black woman without a job owns her dignity. did he fancy -- excuse me, did his fantasy desire that too? he minded out of her back with hi

sandy says if all goes well, she'll hopefully soon be in a position to rehire the 9 employee she had to let go earlier this year because of the pandemic in alameda philippe djegal kron 4 news. >>all right, let's talk a bit about the golden state warriors and their all-star draymond green he's actually been 5 now for tampering. it happened friday agreement actually serving as an analyst on tnt's nba show any made some comments about the phoenix suns devin booker saying that you know booker is great, but he needed to probably lead the suns if you wanted to better his career and that was all talk. in response to those comments the nba fined him $50,000 for violating their anti-tampering rule which is 12 well, but they consider it player to player tampering and no green wasn't playing. he's an active player. he is normally you see like you know. >>shaq can say anything he wants because he's not doing what's right with his wife will that puts dream on in a tough position because he's supposed to be an analyst you're supposed to talk you posted. comments ryan brunn slip of the tongue like

nice sandy beaches nice people with the sunny onan drive. it's true all the dumb as one of the funniest places in germany. but right now in midsummer too much sun can be dangerous so beach goers have found ingenious ways of keeping out of his that. there was also a colorful sea of bread less and test. the more traditional option as the wicker beach chair and. vented on the baltic sea coast and $882.00 it's now an essential beach item. getting in on the fun is super easy you get a key and a number at one of the many rental spots along the beach and 5 your chair then set it up. and relax. in the lake or we'd share is tightly interwoven with me each culture at the baltic and the north sea and a rarely found outside of germany. oh that is an island of superlatives it has germany's longest beach some 1900 hours of sunshine a year and it's super full especially the beaches are overrun by tourists what i'm wondering is are there any quiet sponsor left let's find out together on a tour around the. closer to home has an impressive 12 kilometer boardw

this is an area that was hardly hit by hurricane sandy in 2012.these areas and damaged properties. a precaution put in place to protect them as residents around the northeast protect their properties as well. >> the biggest fear is that my property will damage somebody else's property. >> we have been there before with hurricane sandy. a lot of places have not recovered. if it happens we have to stay strong as a community and all. >> nasty weather across the northeast today. as isaias makes its way north. parts of the country still preparing for the brunt of the storm in new york and new jersey. expecting to see 2 to 4 inches and 6 inches in some areas. 2 million out power. the strong winds bringing down trees and powerlines. tornado warnings are in effect across parts of the country. four people are dead in new york. the first storm related deaths. one man died in his van after a tree crashed on to it. 30 miles out of the city, the winds brought down decade old trees and lawmakers are urging residents in the storm's path to stay home. >> between

that was super storm sandy. could be major, major player when it comes to power outages.ou noted, hundreds of thousands of customers across portions of virginia. the gusts will want to die down by 8 p.m., 9 p.m. that's when they peak across boston at 50 miles an hour. that's when the trees have reached full maturity. this is going to be an issue across a particular region with widespread outstages. tremendous rainfall in places such as washington and philly. important to note, when it comes to getting heavy rainfall, 10% becomes runoff. put it over a major city, 55% of it becomes run off on concrete. that's the concern going into the major metro cities. >>. >> new york, new jersey. >> absolutely, 50 to 60 miles an hour. >>> christine, back to covid-19. the numbers just keep rising. a as of this morning, 155,000 americans now dead of coronavirus. president trump's own cdc expecting 1,000 americans to die every single day for the next three weeks but the president does not appear moved. >> and so when they hear you say everything is under control, don't worry, don't wear ma

. >> sandy, i'm curious. do you have a short list?e welcome to show the names if you like and i understand if you don't want to. are you ready to execute in short order? sandy: we do have a short list. we have 100 down to about 10. we will put them away about three at a time and see who is interested. we are pretty agnostic as to who in the 10 we get. we think all could be good and could be made great. we look forward to the journey on that. but we would like to move fast, not slow. >> obviously, ruby tuesday is a great success. have proven your metal -- mettle in the industry. but if you are agnostic as to which one, they are all doing a good enough job or there are things you see in each one of them that you think you could shine up like a diamond, let's say. would attract them to you, if you like? why should they pick you? be if it isit could an entrepreneur or family owned or operated, maybe they would like to be public. a bee they would like to hedge their risk some. merging with us in the form of a public company could be a grea

of course, hurricane sandy, superstorm sandy, back in 2012, had wind gusts about 70 miles per hour. this would be the strongest wind gusts since that time. should be strongest right around new york city, into the afternoon hours and kind of follow the rapid progression of this. park it in place around, say, 5:30. philly, new york, there is the center of the storm. you'll notice it pushes in just potentially west of new york city. the contours, chris, in the dark reds and purposeless, tholes, t highest winds. and of course, when it comes to trees there, at its height right now. and we think power outages are going to be widespread across that region. >> for people in the northeast, when you say superstorm sandy, they will remember. me and your boy sam champion, meteorologist extraordinaire spent a night on top of our car in southern manhattan, watching all the flooding around us. and we did not know what was going to happen. cars were floating through manhattan in the southern part. pj, thank you very much. keep us abreast of the information. all right. >>> conspiracy theorist and iz

i will say hello to the guests to guess will introduce themselves to you sandy it is good to see you tell everybody you know. everybody wanted to. reach over spots that we're going through also which is an issue we're trying to bring to the city to do rapid response. crisis intervention. oh i were a lot of parents i am sure were myself i train if you were i would go so there i host. so. looking forward to digging into a lot that you have going on. welcome to the straying south to an international audience good morning black i'm the director of consulting at weber clinic i'm also a former coots crisis worker and administrator i spent 10 years responding to calls out in the community and working to support the day to day operations of the program and my current focus is conversations and work with other cities as they explore implementation of programming based on the cahoots model of mobile crisis intervention i'm tossing out people who work in mental health from people who have the peace. and absolutely who does an acronym standing for crisis assistance helping out on the streets the

sandy. of course, meadows did not even vote for sandy. that tells you where they are. so many republicans do not want to spend one more dollar. just take schools, anybody with children, in my case, grandchildren, i have children you cannotchers -- send children to school until it's going to be safe. it is not just a difference of , in which they fall short a great deal. what it is is, the president is saying and his proposal, their bill, they said that overwhelming amounts of money in the bill would go to schools that actually opened. while at the same time, the 100 largest school district in the country have said that about 75% , 62 of about 75 of them them, totally virtual, and another dozen or so virtual and hybrid. said those that are actually opening, which is a small percentage of the schools actually opening. you could do more if you had the money for separation, better teachers, better ventilation, better testing, point of care that is quicker, cheaper, the results come back very fast, and that means -- it is again gi -- it is a game changer. guess who pays for

let's bring in our guests in sandy springs georgia we have republican analyst general king in stand poor minnesota richard painter who served as chief ethics lawyer for president george w. bush and is now professor at university of minnesota law school in woman turn we have trevor hunnicutt a political correspondent embedded with the biden campaign for the reuters news agency one welcome to you all sandy let's go to the very heart of the matter here by pickin kamler harris as his running mate is biding betting for black voters. absolutely i feel they're buying things and this is going to bring in black voters but let's just be clear you know kemal has rang in lead voters in her own race she had to drop out or be here 2020 and so my concern with this is that i don't think that the process in which he chose her is one of honor i think it's one that's a bit insulting i'm so come our harriott is a woman who could it seemed a 100 people in prison who are having marijuana when she got there she goes oh i have an interview and joked about smoking marijuana herself and work to connect with this

in new jersey, the biggest blackout since superstorm sandy. power crews called in from as far as canada and florida. roads washed away. some residents completely cut off. >>> surviving the blast. the miraculous stories. how that bride taking her wedding photos escaped death. a woman giving birth when the explosion tore through the maternity ward. and tonight, the desperate search for the missing. >>> the arrest nearly 50 years in the making. a cop shot by a suspect as he escaped jail, never giving up on his hunt for justice. how he helped track down the fugitive after 46 years on the tonight, the reunion. >>> goning, and thanks for joining us on a busy thursday night.'sur death toll in america and president trump contradicting virtually every health official in his administration, saying he's optimistic a vaccine may be ready by election day. new numbers as we come on the air. the u.s. with more than 159,000 lives lost. an additional 2,000 reported since this time last night. the white house task force warning positive tests are increasing in

outages there nearly matching numbers seen during superstorm sandy. abc's stephanie ramos from new jersey tonight. >> reporter: tonight, families across the sma without powers lights on for millions up and down the east coast. at the height of isaias's wrath, those powerful winds strong enough to spin this ferris wheel and knock steeples from churches. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: more than 3 million losing power. >> new jersey got literally whacked. >> reporter: isaias pulling the plug on more than a third of the garden state, nearly matching superstorm sandy. we saw transformers exploding before our eyes. thousands now relying on generators. but for this family, they don't have one. they've been without power for more than 24 hours.de thisbad. >> reporter: have y cled the:00. i don't know. we're probably not going to stay here tonight, pretty difficult with the heat. >> reporter: in new york city, where a man was killed by a falling tree, the nypd delivering this generator to a double amputee, desperately needing it for dialysis. south, people dead a

let me say this, this will not be another super storm sandy, not even close. this is going to move rather rapidly up through the new england area and almost make it up to the arctic circle. it is going up to greenland and eventually not a tropical storm by then but the energy will be there. 15 miles southeast of roanoke rapids, south carolina. you can see right there northanf is going to hit the most densely populated area of our country. gusts up to 90 miles per hour and a coastal surge of up to four feet over the next 36 hours. they have a lot to deal with there. back here at home, we've got our own kind of wet weather as a little bit of drizzle especially up in the east bay hills and 57 in lafayette and we have upper 50s to low 60s through most of the east bay valleys and mid 50s to mid 60s around most of the rest of our neighborhoods and see the low hanging clouds that will give way and drizzle and blustery conditions and blustery conditions all day. drizzle just mainly this morning. cool to comfy conditions this afternoon. and look at this, in the east ba

stronger than what sandy brought to the area in 2012. >> after hurricane sandy, i think it's like post-traumatic stress. we hear hurricane and we all get nervous. >> also one big concern is coastal flooding during high tide with a full moon. we'll have a closer look at the forecast coming up in five minutes. >>> now to the coronavirus. dr. anthony fauci is defending his colleague dr. deborah birx after president trump called her, quote, pathetic, for saying the u.s. has entered a new phase of the pandemic. more cities are cracking down on large gatherings. that can spread the virus like this mansion party in los angeles. in this case police say no laws were broken. abc's megan tevrizian has new data overnight on the virus with some good news and some bad news. >> reporter: this morning, new disagreements among the white house and the con seeing in some of the yellow states and other states is that same insidious increase in percent positive. >> the virus is receding in hot spots across the south and west. we've seen slow improvements. >> reporter: president trump contradicting dr. anthony fauci

but in southeast asia the reality is that tick tock like sandy's fanbase is only growing. that's it for me and the business team here below as always you can find out more about these and other business stories online dot com slash business also facebook and twitter i'm sitting there like this watching. africa in ghana. business south which are fighting off. the nation's rivers have been invaded by water hyacinth and it's frightening the country's a logical balance. now the plants are being harvested to produce the stain of products. africa. 60. you. don't need to keep at bay. for over that's on home the 4th i'm going to. receive it at the. bottom of the families at the last dragon this war has called the home. to go green. this is due to be news africa on the program today the not so gentle giant elephants have killed several people in zimbabwe so far this year locals say the global ban on ivory trade is to blame. clashes in south africa to these between protesters and police there's anger in johannesburg.

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but in southeast asia the reality is that like sandy's fan base is only growing. all right now let's look at some of the other global business stories making headlines for hundreds of chilean truck drivers are striking for better security conditions in the country's southern region of law. they claim indigenous groups wanting the return of and land have been attacking their vehicles along the highways strikers blocked major freeways allowing only private cars and trucks hauling essential items to pass by. australia says it is disappointed in a chinese ban on a 5th beef supplier in china imposed the band after claiming it had found traces of growth hormone in a call in b. from the company beijing insists the latest decision has nothing to do with broader trade relations between the 2 countries. or let's go over to india and it's no fish tail resort in the country need a new source of revenue once they get shot away during the pandemic they look no further than the swimming pool to carolyn sunshine is what normally attracts people from around the wounds to the evade

everyone remembers sandy as it moves north, people in new jersey and new york remembers sandy. is north even though it doesn't have the title hurricane any longer it still needs to be taken seriously, donald trump said yesterday federal agencies, local governments and the public need to remain vigilant until the storm has passed. back to you in new york. shannon: thank you. we will be monitoring isaias all morning long. dennis seen will track its latest path. todd: police body cam video george floyd*leaks to the media. jillian: protesters stormed his home, the rising tensions in minnesota. >> reporter: new body cam video george floyd's fail arrest has a court probing how it was leaked and state prosecutors issuing a denial. attorney general keith ellison saying, quote, the prosecution team will continue to take the strictest precautions to ensure a fair trial, the state prepares to prosecute four offices for floyd's coming, minneapolis leaders moving forward with defunding the police as crime rises, 288 were shot in a city, double the number from this time last year but a recen

sandy hook didn't happen, it's not a debate. it is false.ke that down. >> i agree that it is false. but, overall, let's take this a little closer to home. right. so i'm jewish and there is a set of people that deny the holocost. i find that deeply offensive. but i don't believe our platform should take that down, because i think there are things that different people get wrong, either, i don't think they're intentionally getting it wrong. >> they might be. >> holocausters don't need to lie. but they do. so that to me was sort of like, oh, you don't understand they mean to lie. that's the whole point. if someone who is running the biggest communications system in the history of the world, someone who cannot be fired, someone who has complete control over that system does not understand what he just said, it's really struck me as, it was a big aha moment for me. the indications are maleevolent. it's okay. he gets paid the big bucks, right? >> alex jones. he is the founder of info wars. he is now feeling the heat, himself. youtube, facebook and

everything people are dying from hunger and this is unacceptable how typical i elaborate on insta has sandy obs is the only solution is to hold early elections. he says that's how change will happen it's unlikely to put out the fires on the streets of beirut. the government has also promised to find those responsible. and hundreds of thousands left homeless and many with loved ones still missing people who don't come fish. oh well for more on the situation and by birth let's bring in our correspondent. in the violence we witnessed last not is not just about the explosion as. well and if you can has been furious a very long time ago since to a graphic rising after yesterday's protest at least 728 people were wounded and a police officer was dead. and security forces they were deploying tear gas on thousands of and put esther's as well as they were trying to break through and the barrier to get to the parliament and they they succeeded in the storming still many ministries and government buildings as well as the bank association. is this going to be contained. like you have no idea and that's

people are dying from hunger and this is unacceptable how typical of the interim prime minister has sandy aabs as the only solution is to hold early elections he says that's how change will happen ergo it's unlikely to put out the fires on the streets of beirut. the government has also promised to find those responsible. for hundreds of thousands left timeless and many with loved ones still missing since we don't come 1st. for more on the situation in bray beirut let's bring in our correspondent basile aryeetey who is there. some of she's the 1st minister to resign since the explosions on tuesday what are people there making of that resignation. they would come to so sick patient on the unexpecting motors ignition and the diggnation government. according to my info 2 of the ministers. economy and their minister of environment was resigned today that you mention one think it maybe it's it indicates something important that the minister of environment is one of the closest friends to the prime minister that's the high standard yeah. but i know it's a few minutes. maximum or 15 minutes ago t

. >> amass people's movement says sandy cortes of westchester. that's what we need bread we fed a lot of masked people's movements around the world. one of them took place in cuba in 1959. maximo alvarez grew up in cuba he lived through the world that sandy cortes would like to create. he fled to florida to survive. he spoke at the convention really one of the best beaches of the rnc. here is part of it. >> i heard the promises of fidel castro. t i can never forget all those who grew up around me. who look like me, but suffer starved, and died because they believe those empty promises. those false promises bread the wealth.y free education, free healthcare defunded the police? trust the social estate more than your family and your community? they don't sound radical to my ears, they sound familiar. to get they sound familiar.r trust estate more than you trust your own family. that is what they're telling you by the way. that is the theme that runs through it. we often attack the republican party and they deserve it. when you get right down to it