these are rang a tang's are under lock down and have had to stay in their cages for months they think. you can train the. financial system. or is the only way to put them. right. there much. so they can learn their meals are delivered wrapped in leaves so they have to figure out how to get the food useful practice when they're later released into the wild. cages or disinfected twice a day. hygiene is of crucial importance. the teams who care for the animals rotate every 3 weeks before they start work staff have their temperature taken another coronavirus precaution they shot the video for this report themselves a very long time d.n.a. is 97 percent identical to the out of humans so they're extremely susceptible to all our diseases especially those affecting the risperidone tract. you know that's the main reason why we've imposed such a strict quarantine. dr beller has been reporting on this project for years thi aim is to prepare a ragged tanks for survival in their natural jungle habitat in the book to go pollute rain forest in central sumatra. many were rescued as orphans often held

these are rang a tang's are under lockdown and have had to stay in their cages for months. this is yellow. you can. find it interesting to get. the lead for them. right. this for us. so they can learn. just so their meals are delivered wrapped in leaves so they have to figure out how to get the food useful practice when they're later released into the wild. cages or disinfected twice a day. hygiene is of crucial importance. the teams who care for the animals rotate every 3 weeks before they start work staff have their temperature taken another coronavirus precaution they shot the video for this report themselves we talked to the head of the project by video call. or we can talk. about a long time d.n.a. is 97 percent identical to the out of humans so they're extremely susceptible to all our diseases especially those affecting the risperidone tract. you know that's the main reason why we've imposed such a strict quarantine to make sure there's no transmission of a virus replicating in humans to a population in the wild. it would probably have no immunity atoll to such a viru

online schooling in china we find out how they tang is maintaining a tight grip on kids stuck ahead of. jungle schooling we learn how the pandemic is affecting a ragged town is being prepared for a life back in the wilds. but 1st we had tickets and a lot of fluids.

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security operation that has seen several people detained among those arrested activists agnus cho tang and media tycoon jimmy lie lie as one of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists campaigners and an outspoken critic of beijing's policies in the territory lies own newspaper reported he was being held for suspected collusion with foreign forces under the national security law introduced in june this was the moment of arrest to be lie put into an on mock police man outside his home in hong kong. then driven away. police raided the publisher's office late in the morning. he was then later brought to the offices of his media company mixed media the paper itself released these pictures mr large being escorted around the office by police officers. police said they were looking for evidence but did not specify what exactly. the 71 year old jimmy lie is among several arrested in a police operation focused on his group of media outlets including the popular top lloyd apple daily. in a statement police said 7 people have been detained on suspicion of fraud and colluding with foreig

most of its planes are still ground day to pump tang currently on used to runways of tons that has been part nationalized point in a deal granting it 9000000000 euros in state aid a lifeline out of the crisis. in the 1st quarter of this year the airline already suffered operational losses to the tune of 1200000000 euros in the 2nd quarter as much as 1700000000. radical change is the order of the day in june looked left the german dax index and the german government now owns a 20 percent stake in it. but that hasn't secured jobs there is now in talks with unions trying to find a way to cut costs and so curb redundancies. but the airlines chairman constant said thursday that given the current situation job cuts would be unavoidable frankfurt airport a year ago thronging crowds passengers requested to arrive 2 hours before departure to allow enough time for everyone to board it will be at least 2024 before we see such scenes again that is at least 2024 because both the infection rates worldwide as well as the current 2nd wave sweeping across europe mean that it will be a long time before a

south africa has now surpassed half a 1000000 coated 19 infections a 3rd of the cases are in good tang province which includes your highness' bag and in the u.s. a democratic congressman has been has tested positive just days after he interacted with a republican colleague who refused to wear a mask and was like that diagnosed with the virus. well tick tocks general manager for its u.s. market said the company is not planning on going anywhere that's after president donald trump announced he plans to ban the chinese own video app because of security concerns u.s. officials are currently looking into whether it's possible tick-tock could be used by the chinese government as a tool for gathering intelligence. tech talk with its viral dance routines and political activism videos is a favorite among teenagers worldwide with more than $2000000000.00 in loads and $700000000000.00 in revenue last year the app is extremely successful and influential but its exploding popularity has also raised red flags in the u.s. officials are investigating whether tech talk is a threat to national security

and i want to thank the department of health and former supervisor tang and dr. cohen for engaging in discussions with s.r.o. collaboratives last week. i think that is the beginning of the building of that trust. what i'd like to do is get a presentation from d.p.h. and then, subject to public comment, make a motion to continue this as that data becomes publicly relation and the development of that relationship, which may or may not lead to trust, evolves. so thank you, dr. cohen, for your work with me and my chief of staff, sonny angulo, over the last couple of weeks, so i'll turn it over to you. >> thank you, supervisor. i'll share my screen to you can see the presentation. can you see that? >> chair peskin: no. >> okay. how about now? >> yes. go ahead. >> thank you for the opportunity to present to you an emergency ordinance regarding s.r.o.s today. since april 2020, i've been serving as the med epilead in san francisco's department of public health emergency response team. this figure shows our team. we are located in the outbreak management group. we have be

a judge in sacramento said friday that he's willing to allow juan tang to live with a chinese. immigrant pending her trial for visa fraud. but the prosecution is expected to challenge the decision tang a former u c davis cancer researcher and has been in jail since late july. authorities claim that she falsely claim that she had no ties to the china. people's liberation army air force or china's communist party. >>a 13 year-old is now dead after police say an adult that she was riding with was driving under the influence and lost control back of a police arrested brian gonzalez lopez and charged him with dui and vehicular manslaughter. according to police just after 2 in the morning. lopez crashed a car between mari avenue and bernardo avenue. the 13 year-old girl was ejected from the car and then found the roadway. she was pronounced dead at the scene lopez has been booked into the santa clara county jail. thousands of people were forced to evacuate during the recent wildfires some of the orders have now been lifted we'll go through those details ahead. >>the story of survival

and i want to thank the department of health and former supervisor tang and dr. cohen for engaging in discussions with s.r.o. collaboratives last week. i think that is the beginning of the building of that trust. what i'd like to do is get a presentation from d.p.h. and then, subject to public comment, make a motion to continue this as that data becomes publicly relation and the development of that relationship, which may or may not lead to trust, evolves. so thank you, dr. cohen, for your work with me and my chief of staff, sonny angulo, over the last couple of weeks, so i'll turn it over to you. >> thank you, supervisor. i'll share my screen to you can see the presentation. can you see that? >> chair peskin: no. >> okay. how about now? >> yes. go ahead. >> thank you for the opportunity to present to you an emergency ordinance regarding s.r.o.s today. since april 2020, i've been serving as the med epilead in san francisco's department of public health emergency response team. this figure shows our team. we are located in the outbreak management group. we have be

and i really need to see that tange in my lifetime. >> woodruff: plu recovery is underway.long the gulf coast begin clearing the dris strewn and, it's friday.rricane laura. mark shields and david brooks consider the atypical

imposing sanctions on any american assets she has also targeted is hong kong's police chief chris tang his predecessor and other officials americans and u.s. businesses are banned from dealing with them the u.s. secretary of state said the sanctions target individuals responsible for imposing a national security law in hong kong might palm pilots is the sweeping legislation is unacceptable and cartels political freedom in the city pro-democracy activist joshua wall was quick to applaud the decision if tried for the world to realize that they need to reassess their foreign policy toehold call and try to. the situation in hong kong with the escalate is high for the world those that were caught the sanctions were prompted by president donald trump's executive order last month denouncing china's imposition of the law which criminalizes acts of suspicion terrorism and subversion hong kong's chief executive says the law is crucial to restore order in the special administrative region where there's been months of political unrest carolan described the sanctions as despicable and barbarous and

for laundering stolen cryptocurrency others like tang yall are politically connected he's boss of a state owned energy company the chinese presence is increasingly visible in cyprus 2 and a half $1000000.00 for citizenship and a passport which can be invested in a luxury home is a modest price for china's super rich young man and i spend both have separate passports through her family real estate company country garden she's worth an estimated 27000000000 dollars and is often called asia's richest woman. but paying for the passport and moving assets to the island isn't straightforward because china has strong currency controls strictly speaking is all illegal very often they use hong kong as a way for getting their money out of china and there are many kuwaiti ways for doing so and they sometimes also used in macau as another way all getting money out of china another category in the cyprus papers includes those we are not naming for their own safety that applies to a woman whose relative was secretly abducted from long kong by chinese security agents and several names from saudi arabia a

so should any rang it tangs here catch the coronavirus they won't pass it on to other ones in the wild. what's more they tend to be naturally self isolating creatures anyway and don't hang out in big groups. the team faces the challenge of protecting their wards from possible infection while also training them for release. this video was shot a couple of years ago there is no guarantee that a self-sustaining population will emerge here again over the past half century 80 percent of the region's rain forests have been cut down to make way for vast plantations. on our last visit paid to pot stress the importance of saving the forest and teaching the orangutans survival skills. then you. if the orangutans are able to survive here and all the other animals in the rain forest animal community will be to the tigers elephants and old the other species that's why it's so important to protect them. the number of covert 1000 cases among humans in indonesia continues to rise. the project has a back up plan if the lockdown goes on for too long. it will release its orangutans into the wild before t

in this video reportedly shows troops taking me country president from his residence he was the tang and on tuesday you hours after the president cater appeared on state t.v. announcing his resignation. i do see you i would like to inform you of my decision to resign from my position with immediate effect and with all the legal consequences this entails the dissolution of the national assembly and of the government. or choose this uprising began with a shoot out that county military camp close to the camp at all their group of soldiers the tane their senior officers before marching on. storming the president's residence the op rising has received global condemnation including from the european union and neighboring african countries the un security council is now convening for a closed door meeting on the situation the crew follow several months of protests in mali over economic hardship and alleged government corruption. i 6. people here jump for joy to say a final farewell to mr clarke a time he's no longer our president. nothing is going well in mali and we are all suffering but t

houses tang alongside the road. >> reporter: two houses out of how many?eporter: as the continues amidst breath taking losses, hope remains in it does indeed. thank you fo i'm ama daetz. we'll hear from cal czu lightni complex. you can see the set-up is ready to go from scotts valley. >> lightning sparked wildfires. so many and so large that they are now turned complexes. you can see them all around the bay area. the initials you seeam at th in different cal the lnu lightning complex is the walbridge fire. it has destroyedesom hn sonoma county. wayne freedman h aas io >> ae? t b some of the destruct

the sanctions come a month after president donald trump stripped tang kong of its special status at the time he said he was punishing china for imposing a national security law on the city now hong kong secretary of commerce and economic development says the decision will put a strain on u.s. and hong kong relations.

few likely are criminals he sanctioned by the us for laundering stolen cryptocurrency others like tang yong are politically connected he's boss of a state owned energy company the chinese presence is increasingly visible in cyprus 2 and a half $1000000.00 for citizenship and a passport which can be invested in a luxury home is a modest price to china's super rich young man and spend both have separate passports through her family real estate company country garden she's worth an estimated 27000000000 dollars and is often called asia's richest woman. but paying for the passport and moving assets to the island isn't straightforward because china has strong currency controls strictly speaking it's all illegal very often they use hong kong as a way for getting their money out of china and there are many kuwaiti ways for doing so and they sometimes also used in macau as another way all getting money out of china another category in the cyprus papers includes those we are not naming for their own safety that applies to a woman whose relative was secretly abducted from long kong by chinese se

imposing sanctions on any american assets she has also targeted is hong kong's police chief chris tang his predecessor and other officials americans and u.s. businesses are banned from dealing with them the u.s. secretary of state said the sanctions target individuals responsible for imposing a national security law in hong kong might calm pires says the sweeping legislation is unacceptable and cartels political freedom in the city pro-democracy activist joshua wall was quick to applaud the decision is pride for the world to realize that they need to reassess their foreign policy toehold call and try to the wise the situation in hong kong with the escalate is high for the world those that were caught the sanctions were prompted by president donald trump's executive order last month denouncing china's imposition of the law which criminalizes acts of suspicion terrorism and subversion hong kong's chief executive says the law is crucial to restore order in the special administrative region where there's been months of political unrest caroline describe the sanctions as despicable and barb

bert and mercedes tang mates sergio perez and lance tall complete the top 5 in 6 the other red bull driver alexander. you're watching data news coming to you from berlin we'll be back next hour with more headlines and of course you can always find more information on all our stories on our web site at state delany dot com to get to follow us on twitter and instagram as well you'll find us it didn't have any unused i'm rebecca richards for me and the entire news team thanks very much watch and. our meal. will complete the 2nd season on the french. the planet on the brink of disaster we did long in-depth interviews with experts about one question how to change the topic lisa. this is the area's crossing a checkpoint between israel and the gaza strip. close to 2000000 palestinians live on the other side of this spence. they've been largely isolated from the rest of the world for more than a decade. the lives of the people who live here are shaped by the unresolved conflict between israelis and palace. indians'. mar winterize the helping to preserve gaza's history. this box contains photograph

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tang and commissioner sanchez. it was really helpful to have a report back from budget staff letting us know that they have corrected the site report to reflect that redding is losing 1.5fte and not gaining .5 ft e and it helps them catch other schools facing similar cuts. we really appreciate them taking this feedback about changes in the stability of our teaching staff and we're looking forward to hearing back whether that will change our fall allocation. it really remains urgent in the time of covid-19 to have our social worker full time supporting our families and we're looking forward to how to ensure in tss happen in an equitable way and not in a way that benefits tier 2 schools as it is now. hello, robin. >> robin. robin? hello robin. juliette. you are on video. >> yes, i'm here. could you let her know she's on video because i had to promote her to panelist to let her speak. >> ok. >> so you --[ speaking spanish ] [voice of interpreter] >> good afternoon, my name is juliana and i have three kids. brian, elem

continue this item and take public comment, i would like to first thank my colleague, supervisor katy tang, who is now the liaison between the department of public health and the board of supervisors for working to attempt to craft amendments to this emergency ordinance that we previously enacted which, candidly, the department of public health, due to any number of constraints on the human resource side and the relative side, testing equipment, swabs, what-have-you, have not been able to fully implement. dr. stephanie cohen has agreed to reach out to the three s.r.o. collaboratives in the intervening week to figure out what they actually can do. i don't want to impose legislation that is unrealistic, but i do want to continue to take every step and utilize all of our resources to make sure that covid-19 does not spread in some of the most transmissive environments in congregate setting, that being the s.r.o. hotels. with that, seeing no further comment, i'll open this up for public comment and then, i'll continue this for one week pending dr. cohen's outreach to the s.r.o. communities. ma

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continue this item and take public comment, i would like to first thank my colleague, supervisor katy tang, who is now the liaison between the department of public health and the board of supervisors for working to attempt to craft amendments to this emergency ordinance that we previously enacted which, candidly, the department of public health, due to any number of constraints on the human resource side and the relative side, testing equipment, swabs, what-have-you, have not been able to fully implement. dr. stephanie cohen has agreed to reach out to the three s.r.o. collaboratives in the intervening week to figure out what they actually can do. i don't want to impose legislation that is unrealistic, but i do want to continue to take every step and utilize all of our resources to make sure that covid-19 does not spread in some of the most transmissive environments in congregate setting, that being the s.r.o. hotels. with that, seeing no further comment, i'll open this up for public comment and then, i'll continue this for one week pending dr. cohen's outreach to the s.r.o. communities. ma

the wu-tang clan leader stepping behind the camera to direct kat on the screen.member to reach out an congratulate you? >> raekwon was the first one to give me congratulations. >> so how have you guys been? have you been keeping in touch during the quarantine? >> yeah, we've been getting our zoom calls in and, you know, phone calls. we got these weekly wu wednesday calls we call it and you never know who is going to pop on it. we keep in tune. >> i love the wu wednesday call. >> that's how we're keeping in touch over zoom and facetime these day, kat, you are a longtime fan of rza's. what was it like to work with him for the first time. >> it was pretty mind blowing. he's even cooler than i could have thought just working with him was pretty -- is a huge honor for me for sure. it was pretty mind blowing every time i walked on set and to work with somebody as humble as him, all of his accolades and everything he's accomplished is just really taught me a lot as an artist. >> katn. a few words how would you describe rza? >> okay, well, had a bit of time to think abou

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. >> tang, man. i'm going to die. >> i'll roll the windows down. >> reporter: then pulled in on the other side by officer wayne. this is the first time you hear him say, i can't breathe. >> please. no. no. >> take a seat. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. please. >> reporter: soon you can see the officers on camera about nine minutes into the encounter. floyd finally hears what he's being arrested for. >> under arrest for forgery. >> reporter: chauvin and king pull floyd to the ground. you can see chauvin's knee go down on his neck. he calls out for his deceased mother. >> mama. mama. >> reporter: the cell phone video the world saw picked up from here, but in the body cam video the sound is crystal clear revealing more details. >> i didn't mean it man. mama, i love you. tell my kid i love her. >> reporter: floyd keeps crying. >> i can't breathe, man. ah. ah. ah. i can't do nothing. >> ems is on the way. >> reporter: king says an ambulance has been called. chauvin's knee has been on his neck for a

right now, we really need to take tang to the storm surge and the advisories that have now been extended into georgia andh. this just coming in at 2:00 p.m. we've seen in the last three runs a trend making its way more to the east. and that's what we're currently seeing. do i think we'll see a landfall for florida? it doesn't likely. the northeast quadrant of the storm is currently staying offshore. the heavier bands will continue to make their way in across the evening. charleston off the radar, it looks like it will have landfall for north carolina now. wilmington to cape hatteras. even areas of virginia we'll be watching as the system continues on push offshore. it goes back and now look at this, atlantic city. new york city as well. tuesday, 8:00 p.m. we'll be watching pretty closely. 50-mile-per-hour winds. >> thanks for that late breaking information. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> the stalemate continues as democrats and republicans are meeting this week in washington trying to hammer out an agreement on a coronavirus relief package to help americans weather the crisis. while tens o

juan tang was arrested last month after seeking refuge in the chinese consulate in san francisco. they say she concealed links to the chinese military when she filled out her visa application. her attorney said she will plead not guilty on monday. >>> july stop report is out and we have learned 1.8 million jobs were added last month. unemployment rate fell from 11.1% to 10.2% and another figure to note, we are seeing the first drop in credit card debt in six years with americans not having the money to spend. this report comes as a bay area county public health officer says the state is making a mistake by shutting down too many businesses. doctor scott morrow told us that they should balance managing the virus as well as the economy and that they had failed to prove covid-19 spreads faster in businesses order to shut down versus ones that remain open and they are using flawed data to base its decisions. >> these are people without workplace protections that can isolate and those are the things that need to be looked at, not closing of the barber shops. >> san mateo county has sta

. >> reporter: he is a h2 studenut onl showed uittas tang attenddance w, the better dewhnohed. these so when trying to do attendance, you're like, where is the a for absent? where is the p for present? >> reporter: she worked from home, but teachers have the option to work on site in their classrooms. the principal described the first day of classes for one kindergarten teacher. >> had a really structured morgue for her kids to get to meet each other, get to meet other and build some of the routines. in a similar way we would do in the first day of school, but doing it virtually. >> reporter: even though classes started today, the district has yet to agree on how many hours of live instruction will be finally delivered. negotiations started late on july 6. >> bottom line is, we're hoping to have our teachers in front of our students a little bit more in the live education that our kids need. >> reporter: the union is also asking for more flexibility for teachers with children at home who are also learning online. >> everyone in my household needs to be online at 9:00 a.m., acco

division has made nine case announcements connected tohat it calls chinese misbehavior, including juan tang, who temporarily hid out in china'ssc san franconsulate. in total, the department of justice says 80% of economic espionage charges, and 60% of all trade secret cases, are tied to china. >> we've now reaed the point where the f.b.i. is opening a new china-related counter- intelligence case about every ten hours. >> schifrin: the department of justice's actions are part of a larger effort by the trump administration to identify, and punish, chinese behavior. and i'm now joined by assistant attorney general john demers, department of justice's national security division. john demers, welcome to "newshour." let's bee general with the highest profile action by theist against chin inside the united states, that is the closure last week of thhoustononsulate. what made houston the hub for more aggressive, more successful chinese espionage that other chinese actions. >> as you indicate, nick, we didn't choose houston at random among the chinese csulates it was at the forefront both of intelle

and as you say, tang was arrested before being accused of concealing ties of a chinese military complexut now, she is going to be let go after living with someone here permanently, pending tang's trial. persecutors are excited to challenge this decision. >>> well, the walrus fire burning right now in snowden county north of grenville is threatening sentries have an old redwood trees. ktvu's debora villalon shows us how firefighters are working to protect the giants at armstrong. >> what is the value of this tree right here? it is 1800 years old, prices. >> armstrong was, outside the town of grenville, not as famous as muir woods in marin for more than 1 million people visit each year. they gaze of the namesake, colonel armstrong tree, more than 300 feet tall. right now, it is firefighters taking in the views. >> have you been to the redwoods before? it is great. thanks for your help. >> and has been a hectic two weeks in the park but the walbridge fire started not far from here at much higher elevation. over time, creeping down into the grove. >> a lot of people say oh, redwoods are use

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won tang or is this just a glass them of wanting accused of lying about her ties to china's military and communist party in order to gain access to the united states. the former researcher has been held without bail at the sacramento jail since july the 23rd banks defense attorney says she is not a flight risk. tonight we are tracking a wildfire burning about an hour north of sacramento, it is called the site's fire and is burning in colusa county. evacuation orders have been issued on the 3300 block of sites landover road and squat creek road. so far the fire has burned a 1000 acres and there is 0 containment at this hour. democrat joe biden says we are days away from hearing his pick for vice president we hear from some of the potential candidates. that's coming up tonight at 9.30 and it's a race to try to create the first coronavirus vaccine at 9.45 why north korea is joining the race even though it doesn't have very many cases and it was a historic splashdown for nasa today we >>splash downs. >>as you can see on your screen mission accomplished today astronauts robert behnken and

president kennedy was tang heavy medications, and that could have clouded his judgment. we had ricrd nixon, who was, in the last few nths of his office, drinking heavily. that could have clouded his judgalnt. even rond reagan, the last few months hwas in the white house, was in the rly stages of alzheimer's. so there is no reason that we have to give this authority to one person. and we should make every effort then to bring as many, other people into the decision, and slow down the decision process. >> schifri other main change you advocate in the book, mr. secretary, is that the u.s. k,nnot launch on the warning of an atthat is, before an attack is unambiguously confirmed. why is that?ca >> e we have had false alarms in the past-- three of them that i'm historically.ware an rd if a presideponds to an alarm, and it turns out to be false, there is nothing he can ledo to recall the mis so he will have started a nuclear war by accident. >> schifrin: and lastly, mr. secretary, if i could ask you, you were a soldier who helocd py japan and saw the aftermath of a nuclear weap