bayern won 3—0 at stamford bridge back in february.he last 8 in lisbon at stake, lampard's not ruling anything out. it has been a long season for us, successful in many ways. and now we have a huge challenge in a one—off game to try and do something special. i understand the difficulties of the game, so all i want to see is a performance and attitude from the team that attempts to do something special. it will be very difficult. i do not have to pretend that with the players. ijust have to see them perform. so while lampard is looking for a big chelsea comeback, the man he replaced at stamford bridge is out of a job. maurizio sarri has been sacked byjuventus following their champions league exit last night, despite leading them to a ninth successive serie a title. he's been replaced by former player andrea pirlo. eight aberdeen players who broke lockdown rules by going to a bar have apologised for a "huge error of judgment" after two tested positive for coronavirus. the other six players are also self isolating, after being in close co

. >> stamford is a very unique community in which, you know, almost 35% of e polation is foreign-bornspeaking spanish): and the pandemic was effecting families le zully's disproportionately. the whole pandemic and how it evolved and how fast it all happened, this is still hard to comprehend forll of us. many people were losing their jobs. so many families did not have a way to feed their kids or pay the rent. so the community at large really rallied. >> he's a very good baby. here, buddy. >> he's okay. >> he's okay? >> he's got a little hot... >> i came here when was 17 years old from brazil. my husband was an illegal immigrant. he came here when he was 19 years old. and look at m now. i mean, he is an immigrant who worked his way up. it's the american dream. (phone rings) >> marvin: >> hi. >> luciana: >> marvin: >> luciana: >> call on hold. >> i know. it's that time, buddy.it i know okay. (baby crying) (phone rings) >> oh, it looks like the hospital. hello? all of a sudn, i get a phone call, and it's a doctor from the hospital, and they just tell me, "oh, uh, zully is being discharge

stamford law professor bill gold says this could be a law fought nationwide. today's ruling applies only to drivers in california giving access to benefits such as overtime, sick leave and worker's compensation. the judge has given uber and lyft ten days to file an appeal. >>> shares of uber and lyft fell about 10% and both stocks are up by double digits. >>> now to oakland, and a vigil tonight trafather of 5 who was gunned down over the weekend. it happened on a street corner fleer lake playt. he was one of five people killed in oakland in less than 72 hours. amber lee has more on how he's being remembered. >> reporter: julie, organizers say it's important to hold the vigil for the victim and to sail his flame. that is a show of support prelim and his family. >> reporter: community leaders held a individualm to mourn the victims of a recent homicide. he was shot and killed just stepped from the black lives matter memorial. his family tells me he was a loving father andalize. >> this man took carouser all the women in our family. and for limto just have a life

>> i'm from stamford, corn. my mother is from east texas so she is tehana and my father is colombian so it those. soledad: won't are the issues into would drive you not just to the polls but drive your engagement? for example a woman on the presidential ticket in some capacity, vice president, vice president. is that something that would inspire you or would you say it is irrelevant? >> i want it to be the norm. i think writing so many articles and reading articles about it is important but i do hope one day that is the norm and it is not shocking or impressive that 25% of congress is made up of women. >> women are just as likely if not more than men to win elections but it is getting the never seen somebody who looks like them so for me it is important to see a woman be at the top of a ticket because i want people what myself or people of my generation to have that ould do that one day. soledad: when you think that we are looking at the 100th anniversary for the 19th amendment how do you think about there histo

patel, stamford walked biback on plans for first year transfers to live on campus and winter would be the earliest if conditions allow. a few students with special approval will be allowed to stay on campus i want to ask you if you think that is the right idea based on what dorm living is like? >> i, unfortunately, do thing at this time right idea. i do say unfortunate. because living in a residence hall is a part of the xeerns. if experience. if the university can't come up with another plan, i don't see another option. i do hope there is a program for kids who do need a place to stay. what i read, they are taking individual circumstances into account. but i think by and large it's a save move to keep them closed or stagger them or do something to reduce the crowd that could be hanging around in areas, bathrooms, et cetera. >> yeah. that's obviously a transmission risk. but i want to ask you. what do we know about cases in young adults right now? i just saw a study out of europe showing people between the ages of 20 and 39 now account for about 35-to-40% of new cases in england, belg

you have families decimated you have talents destroyed think that it started off with a company in stamford connecticut that had some marketing material this is the worst manmade epidemic in the history of. american medicine it's very clear when one looks at the overprescribing of opioids that's led to this public health crisis that the medical community really forgot the 1st of all which is do no harm. opioids are among the world's oldest known drugs there are medical religious and recreational use predates recorded history. these are really drugs such as opium codeine and morphine works directed from poppy flowers and it's some kind of mystery of nature why did the poppy play out create morphine it can bind to the 'd opioid receptors in human brains and probably that's a mystery of nature will never be able to answer but that is the case because it's chemically similar to the compounds that are own brain makes an $874.00 an english chemist by mixing morphine and other assets created a powerful opioid that was eventually called di a seattle morphine nothing much resulted from his discovery

and i want to thank our guest in beijing and in stamford and see you next time you remember. the sudden fullest and illegal takeover of a government by a small group. rather than revolutionaries also just conduct small group the corporations when you have a tiny people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure that asked of us don't get together into the back. alleys or sacrifice some places that capitalism exploited and destroyed for profit. and left behind misery poverty environmental devastation and so you see things like voter suppression building more prisons you seem gerrymandering all sorts of undemocratic practices where wealth uses the world for well for this world. question that the.

he'd rejected the offer of a contract extension at stamford bridge and said he believed arsenal couldder manager mikel arteta. england's cricketers are back out, in the second test against pakistan in southampton, after the start of play was delayed on day two because of rain. england's bowlers were dominant yesterday, james anderson taking two wickets, but they haven't managed to make a breakthrough yet — and the forecast is gloomy so we may see more interruptions this afternoon. pakistan are now 155—5. england lead the series 1—0. valtteri bottas was just quicker than his mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton, in first practice for the spanish grand prix — there was only four—hundredths of a second between them, with last weekend's suprise winner max verstappen third fastest. second practice starts in just under half an hour. mark selby still leads ronnie o'sullivan by two frames, after the honours were shared in the latest session of their world championship semi—final in sheffield. o'sullivan was struggling early on and he had a really lucky escape, when he managed to sink a red from

currently, santa rosa, 58. 68, danville. 66, livermore. 57's, san francisco. 62, stamford. you should see them today again as well. here is a big picture where we thought the low-pressure would track. we have a been under the influence of that except to drive a few clouds into the coast this morning. those coastal clouds will dissipate. it will be nice this afternoon. san francisco, a high of 68. here are the highs elsewhere. it will be nice and warm in santa rosa. 95, concord. 80, hayward. quite nice around the bay. fremont, 84. oregon , 94. 80 degrees, san mateo. we do have some tropical weather happening. you can see is getting quite busy there and this is tropical storm elida. it's a 45 miles per hour right now. is going to hit hurricane status when it gets into monday. it will ramp-up to a category two and the dissipate. sometimes it brings some moisture our way. southern california can get rain but for us, just a humidity saying. that is your weather for today. we will talk about the cool down but i come back in a few moments. i will send it back to the the how people

is playing, but i'm a fan of the stamford cardinal, i say, it's biden's fault, if trump had his way,they'd all be playing. is that the logic? >> i think that's part of the logic, it's that we're watching this divide grow. and there's this, you know, this american perception. and i see it growing almost every week. it's that we're going to not fear the virus. we're going to fight the virus. and so, it's this movement toward we're going to try to live. and those that don't want people to live and to start to move back to normal life are going to be seen in the way of that. and i think that if he's not careful, he can be drawn in that box. and i think you can see the president's already started it with his tweets. and i expect that the campaigns are smart, there will be tv commercials on that focus that will air during these games. if you're a michigan fan watching alabama and clemson playing football on tv, you've got to be wondering what in the world is going on. >> do you think, i want to ask you a question, relying on your expertise as a pollster, that the influence, if it exists, t

into fremont some heavier cells there, back westward on the peninsula, redwood city, stamford and central coast ther from pescadero further south, the moisture will be feeding up and interacting with the trough off the coast. 70s and 60s. a few 60s in the city in and around san bruno. otherwise warmer a windier with that flow of moisture coming out from the thunderstorms. we'll talk about a little bit of sunshine today and excessive heat warning continues through wednesday. liz? >> thank you. >>> let's get back to the coronavirus, the death toll in the u.s. is now surpassed 169,0 169,000. college students are returning to campus. abc news reporter christine n s recline. >> nearly 85% of jurisdictions across our country are reporting a very steep decline in cases, and that's despite the fact we have the number one testing program anywhere in the world. we're up to almost 70 million tests, far beyond any other country. >> reporter: this as the cdc says more than 200,000merican from died,be lost by labor the number of people who are getting hospitalized, the surges we're seeing. >> reporter:

who was a very thin-skinned and egocentric fellow and his team was sop and he had a joke that in stamford, sweet old bob but we know it doesn't stand for that and he does as well. but ford was very reluctant to control haldeman and he would control the presidential inbox from his office which is the anteroom to the oval so even shared a bathroom ford which is an unusual breach of protocol to what you would do by controlling the inbox as if he saw something go in the presidential inbox he didn't like he would pull it out and he would flip it to novak and if you wrote something he wanted to get in front of the president he would slip up in your inbox without going through the process and this is untenable, not manageable and in fact they decided they had to do something about it and gerald ford was opposed to hartman, he didn't want to do anything about it but that chief of staff was named dick cheney but cheney was assigned with figuring out always deal with the hartman problem and one of the things he did was booted hartman out of that anteroom. he knew that he couldn't go to ford and say

year old brazilian has signed a 3 year deal after failing to agree on a new long term contract at stamford bridge. sports around the world are taking different approaches to playing in the current virus pandemic in the us some like the n.b.a. are in a bubble while others like the n.f.l. as dallas cowboys say they'll play in front of fans as early as the autumn the cowboys will follow guidelines set by texas public health officials which allow only 50 percent capacity of their stadium but owner jerry jones says it's important for fans and for the country. i can easily see how expert center of the people would be for it's just not worth the. effort risk whatever that's going to go on i believe it is the n.f.l. can be a siding. when i say exciting it can be an inspirational part of how we address cold we're not only in the my remainder of this year but as we go into 21 but more and more athletes are prepared to take the risks several top tennis players have pulled out of next month's us open and now defending women's champion who has added herself to the list the 2900 winner his struggled wit

in dublin, 62 in fremont heard we are at 59 in san francisco and warming up a little bit more in stamfordthose 60s in san jose. we are starting a pretty nice and again, are green there is present and we do have some for the but looks is going to be burning up a little bit earlier today. so to get some ice and turn in there. we are starting to lose the influence of a low pressure system that is keeping us a little bit cooler over the past few days. and we are going to start seeing the amounts of high pressure now that is going to other bashers to build up a bit which is why were looking out for temperatures this afternoon to get into the 90s in places like livermore and we can see it also in morgan hill's. i think a northbay could see a few spots as well. so today, mostly sunny skies all around as soon as we start take kick this fog. again, look at the temperature there, you can see 60s at the coast but couple degrees warmer than we were yesterday. but in that, things will be over the going to feel it come that were going to see place like antioch getting up to 95 degrees today. santa rosa

the other thing that i think is important to people, you've met with the stamford computation policy lab to discuss future projects and so far they're looking at sfpd's early intervention report and the 96a report and they are looking to figure out projects for them to do policy projects that they can do to make a presentation both to the dpa and the commission in the future and i'll keep you updated but we're excited about them wanting to lean in and look at some of the work based on what they've seen from the past few police reports this year -- i mean the police commission this year and working with the dpa and so, on a side note, the annual report is in the final stages, as well, and that should be ready for presentation in early august. what this is leading up to was the agency that i have not so wonderful news for our director of policy and ramarion is retiring in july. and i know this feels like -- >> like this month? >> july this month, july 31st. and so, that is going to be a huge loss for this agency. there's no one that has historical knowledge and experience that she has

along the peninsula, anyone over san carlos, 81 stamford, inner east bay heating up fast. 86 in brentwood we will see our hotter numbers for today. low 100s expected. livermore, danville, san ramon, concord, antioch, brentwood, pittsburgh, all our small communities in between, temperatures ranging in the low 100s by lunchtime pigment to upper 90s over livermore, low 100s for you into the afternoon. into the north bay, 97 for novato today, 83 in the city of san francisco, upper 80s, low 90s for the east bay shore, low 100s for brentwood, and into our south bay 100 b morgan hill, nearing the century mark at los gatos and 99, santa cruz going to be baking at 88, and there is your extended forecast. temperatures drop just a little bit on sunday. monday, tuesday, wednesday, triple digit heat remaining in the forecast. expected to warm up a little bit more getting into tuesday for our inland cities and around the bay. meanwhile tonight into tomorrow, you know the possibility of thunderstorms and heightened fire danger. i will have more on that coming up in just a little bit. >>> a local park tu

ist: let's go to michael who calling from stamford, connecticut. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: just fine. go ahead. caller: this is another -- trump is horrible. he brought this virus into this country. he let it happen. it is the trump virus. now he is trying to stop mail-in voting and claiming that these letters are not going to get there in time. how is it that every christmas, hundreds of millions of christmas cards seem to get delivered before christmas day and you get them at home? some people get 40 cards. everybody can get christmas -- notut now is just 1 even for everybody in the country because a lot of people cannot vote because they are not old enough and a lot of people are in jail. how is it that you are not going to be able to do this? for him to say he is keeping money away from the post office -- there are people who think there will be fake votes. who is making this stuff up? if you are listening to trump, you need a decoder ring because it doesn't make sense to -- he doesn't make sense. host: let's go to donald in oregon. good morning

virginia.in stamford, did you vote for president trump and 2016? -- in 2016?aller: i support the president. i watched most of the conventions last weekend this week. what i observed is a tone of resolution and maturity coming from the republican convention. it is not dark. i heard that criticism and other media sources. i don't see that. they had what i would call a diverse group of folks. diverse of thought. diverse of what matters to them. that's important because no one group, republican or democrat, all think alike. no race of people or ethnicity think alike. i would like the contrast against the first caller from virginia who said -- i think he -- he groovedns republicans, white people, and racists in one group. i am not white but i am conservative. not necessarily republican. i'm not racist and i'm not white. that are other folks not white that are republican and conservative. there are many white people that are white -- that are conservative and republican that are not racist. it is not right to group entire people unless you believe they lack a divers

truman and his wife got inot the room card aftr he was president and rocked by themselves to the stamfordnto new york. took about that. david: h had a chrysler need lod driving an. which is interesting because it was one of the few recreations he had. he didn't know how to play any sports. he didn't play golf, he did not play tennis. he didn't even know how to dance. so driving an automobile in reading and walking were his primary recreations. anybody knew chrysler. and as he said, he wanted to give it a workout. so cute but decided he would drive from independence back to washington. and friends tried to dissuade them from doing that. they were determined and they set off the car and it was an adventure in itself because every town they came to people would of course recognize them and the police would get very concerned that they were in town and would worry about their safety and for that something happened to them, it would be the fault of the local police so they would literally pressure them out of town. as quickly as possible. mr. truman like to drive quite fast. above the speed li

great academic partners and we have some really national renowned people and right in our backyard, stamford university, cal berkley and we are working directly with these folks and our universities to really change the narrative on how we go about equity and inclusion in the policy-making and in everything we do. and also with entities like the center for policing equity, which we have a relationship with and a working relationship with and an mou with to really look at our data and give us recommendations and a great example of how that worked in our favour, when went enhance our use of force policy, because of their research and data, being the policing equities, we were able to implement recommendations that they put forward just recently and actually, the report hadn't been published yet but recommendations that they made us aware of that we were able to incorporate them in our use-of-force policy and that's just an example of what can be, what we plan to continue do and, again, i want to end the presentation by where i started with thanking this committee, the people of san francisco f

he'd rejected the offer of a contract extension at stamford bridge, and said he believed arsenal couldy two of the second test between england and pakistan, in southampton, with the morning session delayed due to the weather. england's bowlers were dominant yesterday, james anderson taking two wickets, and have taken one so far after lunch. stuart broad getting babar azam before his 50. the forecast is gloomy, so we may see more interruptions this afternoon. pakistan are now 161—6. england lead the series 1—0. second practice is under way at the spanish grand prix, with valtteri bottas fastest in the first session ahead of his mercedes team—mate, lewis hamilton. it was tight, though — there was only four—hundredths of a second between them — with last weekend's winner at silverstone, max verstappen, third —fastest. mark selby still leads ronnie 0'sullivan by two frames, after the honours were shared in the latest session of their world championship semifinal in sheffield. 0'sullivan was struggling early on and he had a really lucky escape, when he managed to sink a red from a tight spo

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. >>> no football in stamford or cal this fall. pac-12 and big ten officials voted today to postpone all fall sports because of the pandemic. now they are aiming to play football in the spring to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. the pac-12's other fall sports are also on hold. >>> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. some new programs are public up to help working parents navigate the new fiscal realities. >> the full-day programs offer a substitute for school helping parents with childcare and students with distance learning. we have more now on these new programs. >> reporter: action day primary plus offers day care and private schooling through eighth grade from mountain view to south has san jose. but school campuses close for now, action to is launching something new called a distance learning support and enrichment program. essentially offering this space asked childcare for students while they do school online. >> we have set it up so that we have a classroom with 12 students. these 12 students do not commingle wi

it was in 1967 that doctor king when he gave his speech at sta mford when he gave his speech at stamfordto of having our communities and infrastructure fall apart in our streets and he was talking about how to bring those two americans together. that was in 1967. it was 68 the committee said we are two societies, that the battle we are fighting is not just about laws and procedures, it is about the hearts and minds, that is what we‘re talking about because when you talk about the individual acts of racism it‘s not because on paper it says black folks are not equal, it does not say that on paper, it says we are equal, it says we are supposed to be able to tap into this american dream, it‘s the individual acts of racism stopping best... how do you explain the 2013 decision by the court that if you are a district that has anywhere in america that has a history of voter suppression, that you do not have to get the federal right to change voting procedures? so you can have a history of voter suppression anywhere in america and yet you can change voting procedures without having to go to the f