and susie, what have zoom said?his is kind of acceptable really, what they haven't really said is made a qualifying statement about it, they have just sort of said that they use the location of people's ip addresses to block calls made by china —based participants and a third who had previously held meetings with some china —based attendees and zoom said it declined attendees and zoom said it declined a request from patient to shut down the call when it was not in mainland china. that's all well and good if it is just hacking, but if these are normal zoom calls which happen to be about things the chinese government doesn't like, than it is not crickets and those of us who use zoom should do well to notice the fa ct zoom should do well to notice the fact that they are tracing our locations and are ip addresses and are prone to giving into government demands to do things as a result. quick look at the last paper hair, the daily mirror, queens party at the palace, the virus heroes saying the plan is to celebrate and re

and that is susie orman astonish miller plus one. thank you greetings and sal you take all right well well well welcome back hawk watchers from the hiatus i hope everybody is safe and sound happy and healthy out there in news t.v. land there is there is however one group out there we know are definitely not healthy and they're certainly not happy and that my friends is all of our historically racist statues and memorials here in the united states of america yes activists and protesters across the nation over the last few weeks have been tearing down these idiotic idols and relics to.

susie? secretary is in front of the daily mail today saying "we must uncover winston straightaway because he was a hear of our cou ntry" because he was a hear of our country" and so on. but if you did that and if the reported plans by far—right neo—nazi thugs to converge on london this weekend did go ahead, then you would end up with nazis surrounding winston churchill regardless of the graffiti that happened to the statuettes we can buy some of the black lives matter protesters, no one wants to see nazis around winston churchill. so sadiq khan didn't do this. if he did not board up and protect the statues, he would be underfar not board up and protect the statues, he would be under far more attack for rain then be used in some kind of bait and some kind of race that idiots want to start. they had to be boarded up, it is the best thing to do whichever side you want to say you want to say your protecting foci —— in some kind of race protecting foci —— in some kind of ra ce we re protecting fo

and that is susie orman in astonishment plus one. we go to work so you straight home will. join me every so straight on the island so i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then . what is the meeting in worth of history one part of there are those so determined to destroy cultural artifacts and rewrite history and so the understanding of history a truth and dispassionate understanding of history is really about 2 things reverends little warning the culture side we're witnessing rejects the idea it's. time to be. there i'm madeleine brand you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. i want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here tonight top stories 1st up boeing has already started test flights of its troubled 737 max jets what could this mean for the company during these very uncertain times then the kosovo serbia summit that was supposed to happen this past weekend at the white house is put on hold af

susie steimle. >> keep sending your stories and ideas to projecthome @cbs.com, and you can see all of susie's reporting on our website. >>> will be awhile before sports fans can go to a game in person, but there's a creative idea to get people to the coliseum. they are installing massive screen in the parking lot for drivein movies, and there's discussions to possibly project a's games when the season finally starts. >>> gianna, last week it was the giants with card board cutouts of the fans, and now possibly watching the a's games drive-in style. i know the answer to the question, will you show up? >> you know i love my baseball. i think sounds like a lot of fun, and think about it. we could tailgate and bring fun food. >> i'm down, just pick me up on the way. i'm with you, my friend. >> all right, i will pick you up on the way, sounds good. fans can safely socially

and that is susie orman astonish miller plus one. secret prisons and usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however he even the most prosperous can be deceived we've been busy roads all the work to view houses were. preserved were located and the only people had access to the story from investigators covered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. the great ignore in. trying for justice. what is the meaning in worth of history why are there are those so determined to destroy cultural artifacts and rewrite history and so their understanding of history a true and dispassionate understanding of history is really about 2 things reverend little warning the culture side we're witnessing rejects the idea. hello there i'm going to watch and you're watching in western broadcasting marking america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are today's top stories 1st an explosive report by the new york times claims russia pai

and that is susie orman astonish miller plus one. wrong role just don't call. me. to say palo. alto. and engage him in. the trail. when some find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on people involved what is the meaning in worth of history why are there are those so determined to destroy cultural artifacts and rewrite history and so their understanding of history a true and just passionate understanding of history is really about 2 things reverend in a warning the culture side we are witnessing rejects both.

susie, the guardian's front page has a similar picture.ton churchill. at what point and how is the conversation had about historicalfigures and how is the conversation had about historical figures and their links to either racism and slavery, and who gets to decide whether or not a statute should stay or taken down? there's just so many difficult areas around all of these conversations. how does that even start? it's sta rts how does that even start? it's starts off by people being decent and reasonable. i statue put up an 1895 in bristol, vast majority of people that —— didn't want to contribute. it's been very unpopular for many years. had bristol council done something about it, we wouldn't be seeing this —— you go into the river. —— statue in the river. when there are uprisings, whether it is there are uprisings, whether it is the french revolution, the american independence, ukrainian independence and the soviet union, they tend to find a statue and push it over. right and left. saddam hussein in 2003, stalling in budapest in the 1950

susie steimle,. >> kpix 5. >> oakland has a law like this on the books.he ordinance goes before the board of supervisors next tuesday. keep sending your stories and ideas to project home at www.cbs5.com and see all the reporting on our website. >>> looters hit businesses and set fires it during george floyd protests. earlier today protesters made their way on to a freeway in los angeles and police say that same group moved toward city into a pharmacy. dozens of people were arrested for that break in. >>> more demonstrations unfolded across the country today. arrests made inside the macy's store in manhattan amid violen esters d on the freeway. and thousands on chicago. right now restrictions are in place. >>> mass protests are raising new coronavirus concerns prompting experts to warn crowds could cause a surge in cases. experts worries the wave of protests will almost certainly set off new chains of infection and there is a high risk of spread anytime there are large numbers of people who are not social distancing. >> we will pay a price for this. the pr

susie steimle, kpix 5. >> and we want you to keep sending your stories and ideas to project home. see all of the reporting on our website. >>> here's a look at our top stories. an investigation is underway after a deadly shoplifting incident. a fight broke out inside a lucky supermarket in antioch when a store worker confronted an alleged shoplifter. at some point he stopped breathing and couldn't be revived. the store worker was hospitalized. >>> california had nearly 5300 new coronavirus cases in the last 24 hours. that's down from the 7,000 the day before. and while more people are being tested every day, the percentage coming back positive has risen slightly over the last week. >>> and san francisco bars are preparing to reopen with outdoor seating. the city announced bars will be permitted to welcome back customers on monday. bars without patios will be able to take advantage of the city's shared spaces program. restaurants have been serving consist customers outside since mid-june. the bars have to apply for permits in advance. >>> a bizarre story of survival after a man who

susie it's good to have you on the day as i was reading through the report today there was one passage that caught my eye i want to share that with our viewers in it you write in a frightening world one looks around for friends but europeans and we're going to see that there we go. one looks around for friends but europeans are uncertain who they could rely on the coded 19 crisis has shown the european public a reality that european leaders have glimpsed for years europe is ultimately alone and vulnerable. and see this is a disaster is condition i would say both for the us and for europe what do you say . i'm very sorry that is a very bad connection and i'm struggling to hit a question but i think if i met you correctly and about the sense of feeling alone in the weldon and vulnerability it was very much their own 3 level. sense that. that was the disappointment in many member states way that they go home and handling of the crisis but nevertheless and a sense that they government has been had to rely on the south this was the biggest that we see when we asked the question who was most

of susie's reporting on our website. >>> it's 5:18.let's check in now with our friend gianna. she's keeping an eye on the roadways for us this morning. how's it looking? >> it's not looking too bad in some spots and others it's looking a bit busy. that's the altamont pass and it is business as usual. if you usually take 580 out of tracy getting on to 580 near grantline you are going to see a lot of brake lights this morning. a slow rid westbound coming from mountain house over to grantline. look much better though past that area in the livermore valley heading to 680. zoom out here you can see traffic getting on the dublin interchange according to the sensors no delays but if you are taking 84, there is some brake so just expect he speeds to be les per hour the drive time through the autopsies a right now 32 minutes from 205 over to 680 but good news is, you know everything else is in the green. taking a look at traffic coming off the bay bridge. we had early morning road work that's in the clearing stages. they are moving those cones

for $15.00 plus winning strategies to make your money last a lifetime but we start with the basics susie has the pandemic changed the way we should look at our finances. well i hope it does larry i'm sorry that obviously that the pandemic happened but we need to look at our finances in a very in a very more realistic way you know forever i've always said to you when everybody you need at least an 8 month emergency fund you need that and this was a perfect example of those people who didn't have an emergency fund of some spam themselves stand in food lines waiting to try to get unemployment if they were able to have waiting for that stimulus check that is not how you want to live your. hopefully what's happened with this pandemic is it has become a reality to people that you really need in emergency fund in case you lose your job the economy shuts down and things like that so does that mean don't pay off their credit cards i have to tell you at this time you know i've all the advice that i've given over all these years which is don't have credit card debt always pay more than the minimum

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jeremy corbyn was right, says susie. peter says, at home.. jeremy corbyn was right, says susie.ols completely shows one thing though, boris johnson could not run a bath. this viewer, oj champion, says they look like they do not know what they are doing. guidance for schools changes daily. many primary schools have no spare daily. many primary schools have no spa re classrooms, daily. many primary schools have no spare classrooms, they are overcrowded, so any distancing is impossible. a number of parents say they feel really sorry for children looking forward to going back but it is the right decision. headlines on the way at ten o'clock when we switch over to bbc two. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. if you have an allergy to grass pollen, it is worth mentioning today across most of england and wales today the levels are high or very high. today we are looking at a lot of cloud, large amounts of cloud floating around at times. there will be some sunny skies developing and we've also got rain coming into the north—west, courtesy of a clutch of weat

susie under fears that intolerance towards the l g b t community will increase if due to is reelected she is from italy but has lived in warsaw for 20 years and feels at home here although she has been verbally and physically attacked a few times because of her sexual orientation. she was horrified by do does statement. shocked me because his statement was very radical. the president had never gone that far before. as a homosexual person in poland i feel threatened. in that all the false 50 under is is thinking about leaving poland but 1st she wants to wait for the election results and there is hope to does opponent in the presidential race is warsaw mayor kosky he's campaigning for gay rights he's signed an l g b t charter that outlaws discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation he has spoken out publicly against such polarization dulcet your state we are fed up with the current government trying to set people against each other. those in power are constantly trying to divide us and everyone who disagrees with this power must live in fear we are fed up with it. these words sa

susie steimle spoke to one supervisor who wants to make it permanent. >> it's hard. you don't have no jobs, and trying to pay your rent is like crazy. >> reporter: for the last two years, irving chan was working as a cook at white chapel, a bar in the tenderloin neighborhood. in march he was laid off. he and his four roommates who share a studio are stuck at home, wondering when rent will catch up with them. >> i'm not guessing one more month, and then that's it. >> reporter: chan is not a u.s. citizen, and he doesn't qualify for unemployment. he was able to pay april and may's rent, thanks to a donation from a local charity. >> if we don't have that, i don't know. we don't know what will happen to us. >> no question. there will be a huge number of evictions in san francisco if we don't pass the permanent protections. >> reporter: dean preston will introduce legislation next week that will make it illegal for landlords to evict people who may have to stop paying rent due to covid-19. current eviction protections only apply through july 28th. preston worries an avalan

susie steimle. >> you can see all of susie's reporting on our website. keep sending us your story ideas. >>> how is the traffic this morning? >> bus altamonte pass. good news to report, the earlier crash from the 4:00 hour has been cleared. all lanes are open. around northland westbound 580. new backup at grant line with a big rig it may take time to clear out of the lanes. you're busy anyway with speeds around 15 miles an hour. lock at this the drive times have certainly improved. at about 52 minutes at last check. the limit and 101, smooth sailing, and both direction there is, the peninsula with no delays. we are seeing things crowded on southbound 880. busy out of san leandro. keep that in mind into the south bay. dertou e lo bay area bridges, things are moving smoothly for the most part. live look at the bay bridge, you can see traffic moving at a nice pace at the toll plaza. no delays into the city. the drive time, only 13 minutes to go from 880 and 101. a quick live look at the golden gate bridge, and traffic is light out of marin county, and no de

susie steimle reports, some residents are putting up a fight. >> reporter: in the heart of san francisco's sunset district, this old apartment building has become the latest flash point in the battle over housing. the owner confronted the first floor into five new units and doubling the number of bedrooms to make 41. >> we are concerned with a big apartment like this, cutting it up into bedrooms, he will turn we returning the neighborhood. >> reporter: they are also long- time residents. >> there could be 80 people. and if even 20 have cars, it will be a nightmare for the neighborhood. >> reporter: adding to their fears for the future are suspicions about how the construction got started. it turns out the san francisco building department signed off on the permit without sending it to planning first for final approval. and the signature made neighbors more suspicious. tom is the former building department chief. he resigned in march after being implicated in a federal corruption case involving the former public works director. >> he was the one who approved the plans, even though he should

susie simultaneity closer look at how racism in housing still exists explosion of coronavirus cases ashe world health organization issues a dire warning. the pandemic is far from over. tonight as infections surge in the south, testing sites in texas and florida are overflowing while hospitals across the south are overwhelmed. beaches and bars closing as more states rollback plans to reopen. what it meanr h holiday. causing the crisis. the sudden spike now being blamed on large gatherings and lack of masks. tonight the country music star under fire after posting this video. and the shopper lashing out after being told to cover her face. >> you guys are violating federal law.

tonight susie steimle shows us one woman's struggle to stay safely housed. >> reporter: she says if youdon't think racism in housing exists, you need to swing by her neighborhood. >> getting a car and ride down east 14th. go into east oakland. >> reporter: she is edto own th >> my son went to college, my daughter was born in that house. >> reporter: during the mortgage crisis of 2008, her husband had astroke and stopped working which cut their income in half. she then fell victim to predatory lenders. she is one of 35 in her neighborhood to lose her home that year. >> that was heart breaking. we were losing the opportunity to pass wealto ouch. eporte she and continued that business in their new place until she found high levels of lead in the soil. >> i didn't want to take any chances. >> reporter: she qualified for assistance to have the lead removed but needed approval from the landlord to get the work done, the proper owners never responded which forced her to shutter her business. >> so no kids means no income. no income means no money to pay rent. >> reporter: that put her family a

kpix 5's susie steimle spoke with researchers who are watching our cities get whiter and wealthier. >> reporter: she works in construction. she makes $30 an hour but still can't afford to stay in the city she was born and raised in. >> yes, it is very emotional. there is nothing you corethe ed homeless advocates telling her story and the story of other black community members. she wants to know why someone with wadecent salary and consistent work is now -- >> homeless. i am staying with my mom. >> the only place she found she could afford to rent was in antioch. >> i remember when i did that, there wasn't b.a.r.t. running there. construction industry, you could work at 5:00 a.m. and it switches >> ershe came t hall to shine a light on resegregation. >> those of us thought segregation is a factor of the past, that was old days, the ghettos and people were concentrated and now we risen to the middle class and integrated, not so. >> reporter: her team is mapping out how our cities are becoming whiter and wealthier. antioch is considered highly segregated. 96% nonwhite. other areas have b

susie is pulling you off and makes the mistake to kiss you goodbye. all the normalcy of life, love, family, relationships. you let your guard down and we are seeing a lot of that. that's a point of real concern from health officials, specific to your question. bars were referenced by a number of people. no one is naive. look at some of the images. my phone is filled with images taking photos of some of the bars over the weekend, say how can this help with community spread? it is only going to make things worse, not better. you are in a bar, moving around, you are drinking. your mask is off, you are close to other people. we are seeing that in other countries. we saw in south korea, some infamous examples as they were making real progress. they had to pull back on bars and nightclubs which they were specifically able to track. our health officials identify all of these areas as hotspots. each county is different. each county is seeing something different, but in the aggregate, based upon that feedback, based upon evidence of spread, based have withonce

and susie s. who are fed up by now want to drive an electric car that's how it started in 2015 with people who wanted an alternative to a boring old tesla basically an i pad on wheels they wanted to reinvent their own beloved car. also tackles much larger vehicles his company clean logistics fits truck tractor units with fuel cells keep dreams of 0 emissions freight transport and would like to cooperate with large truck manufacturers but why has the response been so underwhelming. i don't know and to be perfectly honest i don't care because it's not our job to lecture some. manufacturer. convert vehicles and i'm not interested in why others aren't doing it now the main thing is we can show that it can be done. so here once a vehicle arrives we start to reel everything out. like with a skeleton here all that's left is the cab the frame and the front axle. and then we rebuild the rear axle tanks behind the cab and the fuel cells on the left and right and then the middle of the letter frame everythin

thank you, susie. to keep sending in your stories and to see all of her reporting on our website. >>> tonight a man is credited with stopping the gunman who killed a santa cruz county sheriff's deputies. the attack on saturday would kill sergeant damon guswiler, responding to a call of a suspicious white van with explosives inside. after the gunman escaped, they encountered him in the backyard and disarmed him with a help of another man. >> i saw that fly and a pipe bomb was on the ground and i helped subdue the guy with the help of the initial person that tackled him and i waited for the officers to arrive. >> this guy could have done a lot more damage in our community had that resident not taken the action that he did. >> air force staff sergeant was taken into custody and the fbi says he is also being investigated for possible ties to a guard in oakland last week because they were also seen leaving that scene. >>> well, in an unexpected exit, pg&e is moving its headquarters out of san francisco afte

moral or immoral susie supposedly does a people's lives over the economy is. going to become permanent and isn't really such a progress when it comes to public. i think i would say that of public health is the number one priority i believe of a civilized nation and so. doesn't if you do knowledge the economy to beyond a certain point you're also going to create problems of new problems of health and disease malnutrition hunger and so on and so i don't think those 2 things should be an opposition i'm not saying there should be a reopening an attempt to restart the economy i'm just saying has to be done in a very planned and careful way and not just going back to life as if kovan $1000.00 didn't exist but if you look at what's happening in your own country the people who are all over the $1000.00 nobody's observance of being out there rallies or add riots would you be surprised if after all these street even wouldn't see any peace in the things i do expect that there will be a wave of covert 19 a result of the reopening and i believe that was in orange because t

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go out quietly like a little lamb are you kidding me wish you nothing but the best thanks so much susie always great seeing you. same to you larry much love much love same here more politicking more of after this. you can be both with the yeah you want. to point is now made it to big gates of the central bank in the chaos just like of course apocalypse now was a remake of part of dark best then it really reflects the chaos and insanity of the vietnam war america's heart of darkness america's plunge into imperialistic insanity by spending billions on to conquer a really nothing vital interest but spending billions and trillions to get there were surveillance a repeat of the insanity but on a much more epic scale. model no 2 no crowd. no shots no. actual news felt. going to let me stress no strong. points your thirst for action. well the to politicking i'm now joined by jerry springer television host lawyer and producer former mayor of cincinnati he hosts is jerry springer show over 27 seasons from 1991 to 2018 and he now hosts the jerry springer podcast and judge jerry in syndication jer

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susie was working in intensive care at the queen elizabeth hospital in kings lynn.orough to live with her sister. i needed to put more hours in at work during, obviously, the pandemic. so, yeah, we both agreed that it was for the best. as hard as it was, it was definitely for the best. mummy! the separation was due to lastjust a month. the pressures of working in intensive care saw it stretch to more than double that. the girls say they now don't want to let their mum out of their sight. daniela relph, bbc news. a quick reminder of that main story, and i think while i do that we can take you to some live pictures of the protests still going on spate curfews around much of the united states. all four police officers who were present when george floyd was arrested in minneapolis are now facing charges in connection with his death. derek chauvin, the officer who was filmed kneeling on mr floyd was back neck while he was rearrested and handcuffed with his hands behind his back were nearly nine minutes has had his charge elevated from third to second degree murder. much

go out quietly like a little lamb are you kidding me wish you nothing but the best thanks so much susie always great seeing you and same to you larry much loved here much love same here more politicking right after this. it was a clip of still more news to you. but the way it's always ok it was a little more one of the late. but nothing you know we didn't think it needed what happens today they can put us in the mood and at the point put up. the capital quickly that at the day on. this issue they say yes. the. buck. economics is called the dismal science for reason it is often imprecise in almost always open to see what you want to see in many ways deacon omics remains an armed robber in the mix situation it says this is much more than about our politics it's about the way we live for this the foreseeable future are we witnessing the recovery is so with trying to bring. back the politicking i'm now joined by jerry springer television host lawyer and producer former mayor of cincinnati he hosts as jerry springer show over 27 seasons from 1991 to 2018 and he now hosts the jerry springer p

the parliament and the egyptian president are different susi the 3 of them mentioned they're blaming. foreign powers for failing that attempt to take control of the capital tripoli both have to and named turkey dejection president said it foreign. backers as you know that that's because turkey. has shifted the power of balance on the ground in favor of the government of national court the government of national court it says that the whole this visit the whole this whole initiative is an attempt to save have to that's why it does not find it listening years at least for the time being in in the western a camp led by the government of national court the government says that the corporation the military corporation was circular which it has shifted the power of balance has saved the government forces and brought the momentum back to the government is it by virtue of an official agreement at military and security agreement. sealed between. the government of national court and the. government in november last year and the government says that as it is the government representing libya in

guide for 15 plus winning strategies to make your money last a lifetime but we start with the basics susie has the pandemic changed the way we should look at our finances. well i hope it does larry i'm sorry there obviously that the pandemic happened but we need to look at our finances in a very in a very more realistic way you know forever i've always said to you when everybody you need at least an 8 month emergency fund you need that and this was a perfect example of those people who didn't have an emergency fund of some spam themselves stand in food lines waiting to try to get unemployment if they were able to to waiting for that stimulus check that is not how you want to live your. hopefully what's happened with this pandemic is it has become a reality to people that you really need in emergency fund in case you lose your job the economy shuts down and things like that so does that mean don't pay off their credit cards.