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thousands of organizations and artistshawant to get the performing arts back up and running a safely and as soos -- as safely and as soon as possible. >> if we don't get support soon, will probably be closed by autumn. 90% of our money comes from people coming into the theater. >> the national theater says it cannot support 400 casual staff beyond the end of august and job losses are inevitable. for some theaters, iis already too late. they have announced they have got to stay shut permanently. >> before we go, july 4 here in the u.s. is typically celebrated with parades, barbecues, and fireworks. but here in new york, the festivities have been spread out over five nights to keep people from gathering in large groups. macy's, which puts on the annual fourth of july spectacle, has kept the show short. just a few minutes. they have not announced where theireworks are coming from in case onlookers want to see the action of close. this year is a little bit different, but that does not mean people cannot celebrate with a bang. thank you forin wat"bbc world news america." to our viewers in the u.s.,

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simply because rents are soo high here. to live in some areas, a low or middle income worker has to hold the equivalent of four full time jobs. here are the numbers. the national low income housing coalition reports a worker needs to earn $43 an hour to afford a two bedroom place in alameda or contra costa counties. $57 an hour to afford a spot in santa clara and living in san francisco, or marin on san mateo requires $64 an hour. >>> well smoke from a fire in fresno county is starting to blow right here in the bay area. this is a live traffic camera in san jose. not too hazy yet. but we could see a little bit of it there. it is the millennial fire broke out monday near coalinga. some 50 homes had to be evacuated. the fire so far has grown to about 11,000 acres. >> and jeff, this is what you were telling us about yesterday to look forward to this. and that is what we're seeing. now whether can we get it out here? >> well, it is going to take some time. really once they get a handle on this fire, it grew quite a bit over the

are not not very happy with that way this is not a message that i like i am critical of it but i'm soo prized by the fact that opposition here is not challenging it's why because they are acting and thinking that this is a very popular decision unfortunately it is a popular decision and braced by turkish people and the fate of st sophia is should be given by turkish people but i am also at turkey citizen and i am like many millions of people who are secular i am against this but unfortunately our voices are not heard so why are people who are unhappy with this decision not speaking up one is in they are not raising their voices because that is not free speech in turkey to challenge this they're also unfortunately afraid of saying this is my life for 2 weeks are sick of their traditions please let's not change it this is important in the sense that turkish nation is this thing from this is different this thing from other muslim nations and by the fact that we are sick of her and the rest of the world knows this every single toke even if there if it was if there was a thing for our capit

. >> reporter: soo officials caution they were on the brink of closing for good with $1 million in monthlyxpenses and no revenue coming in. >> we're not like a retail shop or restaurant. you don't turn the lights off and go home. we've got a living population of animals. >> reporter: the zoo will limit daily attendance to 2,500 people, enough to keep it going. good news to families who have been stuck at home. >> it's been fun to find different things at home but it's so nice to be able to get out of the house. >> reporter: visitors now must buy tickets online and wear masks inside. some things are closed, and some things open are getting regularly cleaned. still if didn't seem to damper anyone's enthusiasm. >> oh, thank you. beautiful, beautiful. we are so happy, so freedom. >> reporter: freedom, a new word for a visit to the zoo. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> so happy that the zoo is back open. >> exactly. so great to see another chance for people to get outside and do something safe. >>> coming up, raj's great assignment today, talking with al roker. we'll be right back. hi. we'

it's a tough fight every day soo meet your needs and the needs of your family. shots seemed wrong all right old roles just don't call. any new world beliefs yet to shape out disdained becomes agitated and in games from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. choose to look for common ground. on the money in the news and money i'm not one. of them so i don't need one for. about what it was it was a bit in the sense as a bomb was more about. when the what in the side the bulk of what they. see in the car going to him but i'm before . him by the. body i'm not. in the loop. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back to crossfire where are all things are considered to remind you we're discussing the crisis of legitimacy. let's go back to brazil jones are you going to go into the break you want to finish your point to write it thanks. there you see a growing sense of disconnect between the people and their government between the people in the institutions of the state which increasingly are seen not

the big question, how will students return to soo ahe seve you when. starts right now. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> developing news tonight. san francisco mayor london breed says she is waiting on covid-19 test results after being exposed to the virus. >> she tweeted this evening saying she was informed today that she was at a recent event with someone who knew they had tested positive. breed also said she's take all the recommended precautions for someone with moderate to low exposure and will limit public events for the next ten days. >>> we'll bring you any updates as we get them. as well as the mayor awaits her covid-19 test results. >>> uc berkeley has a member for students tonight, knock off the partying. the university is seeing a jump in coronavirus cases linked to recent frat parties. >> abc 7 news reporter kate larson went to fraternity row where the university says the outbreak originated. >> i think it's really stupid. >> reporter: members of uc berkeley sororities and fraternities are

it's a tough fight every day soo you meet your needs and the needs of your family. seem wrong why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to say proud these days to come to educate and in the gay trade equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. just in terms. of what. the world according to the shares. today we discuss the arrest of jeffrey epstein's alleged madam and penalties for phrase slow so like doors plus jimmy door stops bar sit tight the show starts now. the world looking good question i am brigida santos for our top story today a longtime friend and associate of jeffrey epstein's glen maxwell has been arrested and charged with recruiting and grooming underage girls for epstein to.

they are keep it be traitors or violence but the primary preparatory to violence are people who are soo pushed to protect. the u.n. found that in 201819 at least 1750 people died before reaching the mediterranean making it one of the most deadly routes for refugees and migrants in the world and the things that number is just the tip of the iceberg. it says the abuses experienced on these are the land routes have remained largely invisible with more attention on the ocean where hundreds of people drown every year. this week alone hundreds have been brought ashore in europe rescued from sinking and overcrowded boats they are the lucky ones others a saint back to war torn libya to be held in detention centers often the u.n. says in the polling conditions. on monday 3 sudanese migrants were shot dead on their return to libya when they tried to escape you have to understand that countries like libya who is in conflict civil war people are going there is use displacement is not see for the u.n. report calls for accountability and for the international community to show that it care is with th

it's a tough fight every day soo meet your needs and the needs of your family. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. you. welcome back i am still. lee camp now we go to correspondent only here avani for some more redacted stories see elaine maxwell the name that launched a 1000 lawsuits the alleged coconspirator of jeffrey epstein and the potential person we will say didn't kill herself was arrested after a year in hiding we're did these diligent investigators find her brazil balrog. monaco central no the f.b.i. arrested her in a new wave 0 hamp she read. officers are said to have broken down the front door at the 156 acre property which is called tucked away in new hampshire how did she find that place through a travel service just for wanted rich people like on the run being a hide anywhere with the literal go to ways we service to osama bin laden and saddam hussein. the sex trafficking case would ordinarily be staffed out of what's known as the violent and organized crime unit but it's stamped out of the

requires masks and closing some attractions, soo there are many locations that did in fact try to minimizehe risk there, especially since the state gave hem the green light to operate. of course they're on a very busy weekend. but in missouri, in lake of the oczars, at least two images showing people together. there's no statewide requirement there for people to wear masks. i do want to show the pictures out of a so-called sandbar party in one lake in southwest michigan. party-goers appear to be clustered together. one of the residents nearby say this is a party organized by residence for residents here, it's gone on for decades. these kinds of party that go on. we've also heard from authorities there, local health officials say they were aware of this since it tends to happen of year. that health officials telling cnn they spoke to the organizer of the party, but that county officials do not have jurisdictioning over gatherings in public areas. so it's a very different situation. though these can try to education, they cannot require it. it's still too soon to say if any of they incidents

but all of the places that have been soo burdened by train refugees weather that is in jordan or lebanon or in turkey. very difficult and tense our conceptions of the opportunity one day too country. that's a statement that we have set out what happened in the coming months, we can make real progress on that. bojan pancevski: a question. [inaudible]. mr. young in honolulu, whether or was there any progress on on the covid-19 or any thing to note it all. mike pompeo: i talked a little bit about that i don't want to save much more about the actual conversations. what is suffice to say whatever it to you this morning with the challenges of the chinese communist party, that even after that gathering we were able to a thing, make clear some of the actions that the united states is prepared to take. i also think the chinese took away, while this is that the united states confronting china. while i was sitting there, and statement on hong kong came out. literally someone slipped the note. it just the united states coming out there. the national s security and allf the spending the previous ospr

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. >> i said this president couldn't even be bothered to tweet about more than the soo thousand americans who lost their lives to the virus. lost their lives on his watch. because of his negligence and incompetence. you know what he did find the time to tweet about? withdrawing nearly 12,000 u.s. troops from germany. a major ally. in a move that's sure to please vladimir putin. he found time today to deny u.s. intelligence accusing russia of paying bounties to taliban fighters to kill u.s. troops in afghanistan. >> if it were true i would be very angry about it. if you look at russia, they became russia from the soviet union because of afghanistan. they lost a fortune and a lot of people. i don't know why they would be doing it. if you tell me they're doing it, i will certainly take that under consideration. >> i would respond appropriately. nobody has been tougher on russia. >> they could easily just turn the engine off on marine one. so everybody can here. including the president and doesn't get to walk away when he doesn't want to answer a question. by saying i can't hear you. it doesn

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they paint there doesn't soo emto be that major, you know, drop in interest, in renovating and redoing houses what you're saying could have happened, but it's not happening yet. >> let's get to rahel solomon who has another stock today on the move. >> that would be for shopify it was well beyond expectations, saying that covid-19 led many businesses to adopt the platform to take sales online, leading to 97% growth in their top line compared to a year ago taking a look at the stock, it's been on a tear, up13% this month, 127% in the past six months, 170% user to date. correct me if i'm wrong, this is one of kevin oleary's plays. so shop dify, it's been a really good year for a stock and apparently a very good quarter. >> maybe, rahe level, maybe not fully, but at least it puts a bit to rest the valuation is too big, one of these high-flying stocks joe, you know, maybe it's justified. maybe a lot of these other companies that have risen aric looking at this saying, see? that's why or stocks you are up, our businesses are up, rahel was saying 97% growth. where else are you going to get th

st a line of trump boats as far as the eye can he soo. it really just keeps going.place in a minority district. >> who are you voting for? >> donald trump! >> who are you-- who are you voting for. >> donald j. trump. >> must be undecided. usually not so worried out on the water, but technically this is an entire armada of jersey drivers. >> [bleep] you too. little history, we are here on the jersey shore, that is the cove where snookie got fingered and the beach that chris christie hogged to himself. >> make america great again. >> is a weird slogan for an incumbent. >> i'm worried about covid. >> boaters absolutely love him. and the president loves boating. but why? well, because a lot of beautiful women come with the deal, number one. and he's always, loved women, you know, that was obvious when i first met him. and you know, as another man i could tell. >> you could tell. >> his way of looking at a woman, and just stroking them with your eyes. >> yeah, that is kind of guy you want in charge. >> i was on his motor yacht in atlantic stivment he threw a party on it,

rictioople in the uk are able to soo a pint now at the pub.trictions are ease, but worries it's too soon with spain seeing a resurgence in tronavirus cases. james longman joins us with more. good morning, james. >> reporter: hi, eva. yesterday was a british independence day of sorts, the biggest easing of lockdown this country has seen. a lot of us were working to hair dressers re-opening, but the big news was restaurants, caves, bars and pubs. there wasn't the huge explosion of activity, but some streets were packed. masigns of social distancing. establishments were doing what they could inside trying to keep people apart and wearing masks. the fear is that this weekend will cause a negative impact with the re-opening. that could cause pulling back on re-opening. spain has put 2,000 people back in lockdown. g back inton]e$# at cases in agriculture workers. europe is easing back into life, but americans are not allowed here. whit? >> james longman for us. preciaiced the fresh new hair cut. looking good, my friend. >> congrats to james. he come

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. >> good to he soo you. >> he epitomizes what the nonviolent movement is all about.t soul force. it's the force of the human spirit. >> as a bridge between the civil rights era and a new generation, lewis found a way to share his experiences when he told his young staffers about a comic book from the movement. >> this little comic book, martin luther king jr. and the montgomery story sold for 10 cents, and people were arrested in nashville, tennessee, almost every single one of us had a copy on us. >> i started thinking that why isn't there a john lewis comic book? i had never heard the story of sncc. i had never heard the full breadth and depth of john lewis' story. why didn't tell me that i as a young person had so much power? >> he kept saying to me, congressman, you should write a comic book. and i said, oh, maybe. but he wouldn't give up. and i finally said, yes, if you do it with me. >> the first part of their graphic novel, called "march" came out in 2013. wearing an outfit just like the one he wore at the bridge in selma, lewis met his new fans at comic-con.

last question, soo these orders which again i am presuming and i believe were taken in good faith underg circumstances have nevertheless resulted in an awful lot of suffering, 577,000 new jerseyans, doubtless the suicide rate will increase, liquor stores are open as we noted. how much does that way on you that the suffering that this lockdown has caused my equal or perhaps outweigh with the virus does, do you think about that? >> it weighs heavily and you ask yourself every day if you're making the right decision and the answer is this twofold. one is we continue to make every call based on the facts, the data, the science is best as we can and secondly, a look at what we're doing versus the alternative, and i know the alternative had to be stepped back and let this virus run amok three plus million people in our state would have been infected in the health care system wouldd have had no chance to have kept up with that in a fatalities would have been multiple. so each life lost as a precious life lost, let there be no doubt about it but the alternative would have been multiples of this

is two different philosophies of goarches you've been talking about it for soo long, and now t is heres a constitutionallal conservatism or progressive socialism and that is what we have to decide in this year 2020 the year of clear vision. mark: this election is really about i'll tell you one of my books liberty and tyranny isn't it you support liberty and founding, and our founding documents and bill of rights, all that this country has been through over 200 years all of the men and women who have died, securing our liberty, or you want tof burn it down if your demandsie are not met that's the choice in this election isn't it? >>s that absolutely the choice. and again it goes book what i said earlier. if you stand for the rule of laws, or you stand for mob rule, and that's the simple choice. and i think that it does not come down to republican or democrat it comes down to what your principle and values are and believe in and i don't think that there are true americans out there that want to stand with the people that are ripping down ourub monuments and people that are trying to envi

so you look at parents who are soo sort of in a quandary and somewhat confused.ying what they're going to do is home schooling. now, that's different than learning at home through the internet with your teacher at the county school. it's rather setting up a program, yvette garcia who we see in the video with her 5-year-old son has said she's decided to do itch she's found a company and she fears if he goes into the school he may bring home coronavirus. >> i'm not a teacher. i am worried, concerned. it's something different, something my family has never dealt with. you know, we've always gone to public school or an institution, so this is different. but, you know, just take it day by day and just learn from it. if we have to do it for an extended amount of time then, you know, we'll perfect it. >> reporter: saying she may have to do this for a long time because people are wondering when there will be a vaccine. and again, in her particular case her son would go to school if he did come home and not only be with her as a single parent but also with her parents, hi

trump: soo we are e very h going to put pressssure on governors and everybody else to open the schooools, to get them open. it is very important. it is very important for our country, for the well-being of the student and the parents. amy: the main teacher unions have warned that reopening schools without a comprehensive safety plan would be "putting students, their families and educators in danger." this comes as health facilities across florida, texas, arizona, and california are grappling with a surge in coronavirus patients as hospitals run out of icu beds and run low on protective gear for medical workers. on tuesday, texas reported more than 10,000 cases in a day for the first time. meanwhile, the republican party in texas is planning to go ahead with holding an in-person state convention in houston next week despite opposition from the hohouston mayor sysylvesteter tr who appeared o on cnn on tuesda. >> bringnging 6000 peoeople togr indoors o over two to three day, that is not good on any level. not in the midst of the pandemic. amy: meanwhile, a number of prominent rerepublican l

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if it is approved by the state it would grant the soo special permission to reopen. so officials say it costs over 1 million dollars a month just to operate and they're down to their last 3 million dollars in reserve funds, the zoo expects to hear from the state within the next 2 weeks. new this morning, the berkeley city council has approved a plan to end traffic enforcement by police this expertly the first city in the country to make this change. let's check in with kron four's serena harvey who's live with an update right now. he arrived in the city of berkeley making history here this would change the way the city conducts their traffic enforcement like you mentioned this would change things from. >>being conducted by armed police officers to an arm a city workers now again this would create an entirely new branch a new way of doing things within the city now during this proposal at brought up a couple of things is coming down from the berkeley city council overnight. now this is an attempt to curb racial profiling as well as reducing law enforcement encounters

soo that's of the president wanted to do that's what you did. so no. let me ask you do you think it is fair for 67-year-old man to be sent to prison for seven to nine years? so gives in accordance with the sentencing. >> knowest not. >> you just said it was in your prosecutors will also say it m was i'm going to move on from that. during your time at the attorney you never change the sentencing recommendation for a friend of her for barbara bush did you? so as i recall so the answers no part over the course of your time so nothing was ever elevated to me. smacked over the course of your tenure with trump you have trumped to sentencing recommendations, not one but two. correct? >> which were they? smacked michael flynn. >> i did change it.. >> well you said, you indicated that, you changed it because the original flynn sentencing recommendation was for flynn to serve zero to six months. but under your authority the justice department supplemented that recommendation with a pleading that stated the department of justice agreement with flynn's lawyers tha

>> it could soo easily happen. from investigating so many epidemics all you need is one person to spread it another and another and unfortunately sports and having athletic groups in close contact could be the perfect environment. we had one player in the marlins test positive on friday. three more test positive yesterday. and yet still a game went ahead yesterday. and i know the team said that they did contact tracing and they pulled out the members that tested positive and made sure everyone else was negative. but still we know enough about this virus that people can test negative in a very, very early stage of viral infection so it speaks to the need to not be complacent and to be careful and also just humbling it has taken four months for the mlb season to get started and less than four days into that things are getting canceled already. >> then you have folks like google announcing that it is 200,000 employees will work from home until july 2021. do you think that that is -- just tell me your reaction to that