here's tessa trying to tackle the game of golf. >> little tessa is trying to learn to play the game ofe ball. this 2-year-old is quickly figuring out that golf can be a really frustrating sport! and hey, no laughing! that is impossible! tessa, keep swinging! determined to make contact. or not. >> you do it! >> hey, tessa, we just called your may on abc7. >> you do it! use the hash abc7 call my play. tiger woods just barely made the cut. larry? that was a hoot. >> hilarious and so was tessa. a few years ago i we believe to the driving range with dan ashley and i looked a lot like tessa. dan, you do it. thanks, chris. >> yeah. >> join us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight you'll hear from concerned parents after governor gavin newsom announces distance learning for counties you understand the covid-19 watch list. >> no mask. delta will require something new if you plan on flying. that's it for tonight. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for joining us for sp that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when no

here's tessa trying to tackle the game of golf. >> little tessa is learning how to play golf.t's not that easy. oops! there goes the flag. hit the ball! this 2-year-old is quickly figuring out that golf can be a really frustrating sport! and hey, no laughing! this is impossible! tessa keeps swinging, determined to make contact. or not. >> you do it! >> hey, we just called your play on ♪ psychedelic music te. [ growl ] enter the golden state with real california dairy. >>> >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host, billy eichner. tonight, amy schumer and jaime harrison. and now, billy eichner. >> hi, everyone i'm your guest host billy eichner and welcome to another night of entertainment in our disease-ravaged, fascist state. bryan adams once sang "summer of '69" but this is the summer of n95. good evening, welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." now, if you don't know me maybe you're looking at the screen and thinking "did john krasinski have some type of terrible accident?" but no, i'm billy eichner. i'm here filling in for jimmy kimmel tonight because when i

here's tessa trying to tackle the game of golf. >> little tessa is learning how to play golf. there goes the flag. hit the ball! this 2-year-old is quickly figuring out that golf can be a really frustrating sport! and hey, no laughing! this is impossible! tessa keeps swinging, determined to make contact. or not. >> you do it! >> hey, we just called your play on >>> thanks for joining us. -today on "tamron hall," how do college students plan for their postpandemic futures? "shark tank"'s kevin o'leary does the math on what families can do now that the college equation has changed. plus, alfonso ribeiro and "america's funniest home quarantine videos." an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. [upbeat music] ♪ -welcome to "the tamron hall show" from my home. so we have been talking to people from all over this country, really getting a glimpse into their day-to-day life, and i'll tell you one thing: if you really want to have an in-depth conversation with layers, talk to anyone who has a child graduating from high school on their way to college or are already in college, in some cases

tessa keeps swinging determined to make contact. or not. hey tessa.on abc7. >> that's a look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> little tessa is done with it. she's over it but she did a great job. lisa that's pretty cute. >> yeah. just chucking that club. she had enough ofall right welly for golf out there. is and we're going to get plenty of sunshine. although a ma rebound layer t peel back to the coast. a live look outside from the roof camera.it time to peel bac coast. a live look outside from the roof camera. maybe just a few degrees of warming but overall the warmest weather out of the next seven days today and tomorrow. closer look at this morning. 50s on the coast. 60s around the bay. low 70s inland with the coastal clouds. by noontime we're approaching 90 in spots. well east say of the livermore valley. upper 70s around hayward and check out the coast. still cool in the 60s, the fog comes back into play. so with it just below 2000 feet it is certainly making its influence felt with the temperatures on the cool side at the shoreline but w

here's tessa trying to tackle the game of golf. >> little tessa is trying to play golf but it's not thatoes the flag. this 2-year-old is quickly figuring out that golf can be a really frustrating sport. and, hey, no laughing. this is impossible. little tessa keeps swinging determined to make contact or not. hey, tessa we just called your play on abc 7. >> that's a look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> that's so cute. you do it. that's adorable. great job. all right, lisa, what's it going to look like today? >> throwing a club at a young age, though, i don't know. all right, we're going to see some sun here. cloudy right now. 60 in santa cruz. sunny with highs in the low 70s so a nice peach day with lighter winds. and some shifting of our upper level atmosphere elements will allow for a slightly warmer air today inland. in fact, we're looking at maybe 4 to 6 degrees of warming. so right away you probably notice those low 90s by noontime in parts of our inland east bay and that's out towards the delta. so we are looking at that warmup maybe 4 degrees with relative humidity dropping

we're talking to judge tessa tar and his t.v. show right now with rob riggle and steph curry is on a.b.c. holy moley fun golf game cube huge course even i could it even i could putt like brad faxon on this course and that's in a 2nd we were not an a.b.c. i think the 1st time you came on my radar i jealous i remember i dug s.e.c. football so i remember why a show with you in teams and find it was sort of a that's the 1st time i clocked you know that this had sharp tell me but i'm a huge fat lie here as it were but those were interesting years from timmy when when timmy retired we have we have the same broadcast agent and i got a phone call and it was just before aubrey was get right play for the state met national championship and they said tim is ready to make the move to t.v. and they got us together and it was basically all right let's teach him t.v. as quickly as we can and he's such a naturally such a great communicator and you know he's such a natural. and his football i.q. is obviously off the charts so we threw him in we t

little tessa keeps swinging determined to make contact or not.lay on abc 7. >> that's a look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> all right, let's get a check now at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. starting off with our typical low clouds and fog. you an see the view from our roof camera where sunrise, 6:02 officially, and once again it's going to be a cool day in the city, but we are looking at some changes in our inland valleys, so it has been rather cool for most of you, but things are going to warm up just slightly. but in general by 10:00 we're in the 60s at the coast, low 70s arriving inland and by the afternoon a few 90s for you around the livermore valley, near 80 around the bay, and by 10:00 the fog is back, and you can see that, of course from our live camera here where our east bay hills shot shows a bit of haze in the distance and that low cloud deck is at about 2,000 feet. as we scour away the low clouds and fog we'll certainly see a return of that sea breeze. and a look at san rafael where it's partly to mos

. >> tessa is live in brussels. tessa, that's not good.expectant mothers? >> reporter: the baby is fine now, but it must have been a frightening beginning for mother and baby. this is the first confirmed case of transmission from a mother to an unborn child in utero. the case in particular is of a 23-year-old mother who went to the hospital. she developed high fever and a cough and she was in her 35th week of pregnancy. within a few days, the baby was in distress so they had to deliver the baby boy in an emergency c-section, and a few days after that, in neonatal icu they found in a brain scan a little inflammation in the brain. the doctor said they didn't need to do any medical intervention. the baby recovered gradually and is doing well now. this is the first confirmed case, but there have been other cases of suspected transmission in the womb, but there just wasn't enough evidence to come to this conclusion. at the beginning of the pandemic, doctors were wondering that because you have other viruses, the zika virus or hiv where you have

we are still right in the middle of a pandemic. >> tessa. thank you. >>> back here in the states, disney world is starting to reopen, even as florida faces a record spike in new coronavirus cases. disney world join's orlando's other major theme parks including universal studios and sea world, which opened in june. nbc's chris palone joins me live from orlando. how is opening day going so far? what safety measures have been implemented. >> reporter: hi, there, alicia. opening day is going well so far other than the occasional deluge of rain that we see here in orlando during this time of year. you know, disney is taking a lot of steps to try to ensure that people remain safe during this pandemic. probably first and foremost is it is not particularly busy in there. that's because only certain people are allowed to go to the park today, people who made reservations on lined they had to fit into certain categories. when people come out to the two parks open today, magic kingdom, and animal kingdom, they have to face getting their temperature tak

in santa clara county nearly a quarter million tessa been completed and the results on average take two days to potentially making wait times worth it. >> we have had some people come through the clinics that have tested positive and it's important to know that even though you are not showing symptoms, you can be positive. >> i tell myself to keep myself and everyone around me safe. >> tuesday through thursday or friday of next week the county is bringing back the gilory testing locations >>> taking a live looked towards berkeley were traffic stops could look radically different as the mayor wants to train civilians to to get people for speeding or other dangerous driving and they would not be armed. supporter say way too many times traffic stops of turned deadly for drivers especially if they are black or brown but opponents say the proposal does come with risks. >> the police department focused on violent or serious crimes and we will have more officers that can respond more quickly. >> i think it's terribly dangerous. >> the city council set to vote on tuesday and this time there are

orthodox protesters burned turkish flags in the greek city of tessa lawmaking outraged by to its decision to turn high as the fear back into a mosque. this is a totally barbaric.

to dennis miller plus one today's guest is a great sportscaster and i really enjoyed his work joe tessa torre joe is known for his talented insight on a.b.c.'s p.-n. and his play by play commentary pushchair that are the color. on monday night football he also hosts the a.b.c. show holy moley alongside rob riggle and steph curry it's in its 2nd season on n.b.c. joey what shake and how you do it dennis thanks for having me on man it's it's nice to get to know you this with think i said hello to you had a conner mcgregor fight about half a year ago and this is a very nice invitation to receive for you bet i'm good man yeah we sites other ringside then you mean it was it was so funny i remember like braiding walked in and it might benefit from a matrix or something everybody in the entire story and it was just like. and then he started there are going to mart is the owner it was the raiders and i thought there is the coolest haircut in the worst hair cut on the planet. truly truly it was so funny because that was you go there you sit there and big you said that kind of regret or flight rin

some of his groups in chile who say women's rights especially at risk in chilean collective last tessa's is being sued for allegedly instigating violence against the same police force they accuse of abuses the sentiment reports from santiago. last november no one had heard of us they cease until the chilean hoops before minutes of a rapist in your path turned into the feminist and worldwide. 2 words denouncing violence and sexual abuse against women including by police have been translated into almost every language. was performed again in paris just last week during protests against the interior minister accused of rape. while the chant has become a battle cry for the rights of abused women here in chile the 4 members of last bases are being accused of abusing the police with their words in their new manifesto they're being sued for allegedly threatening and inciting violence against police in this video released on social media in late may also back to game we see this not only as an attack against us and art but the right to freedom of expression against all the women who have taken p

my name is tessa. i live in district five and work in district six. i lived here for 23 years. i'm a doctor and therapist. i'm particularly aware of how much of an impact this has had on black and brown people in our community. i'm a member of san francisco burning crest. this ordinance will overcome a racist barrier to municipally owned social housing with the support of segregationists which allow municipalities to exclude low income tenants and people of color, including black tenants. san francisco will lay the ground work for a pilot municipal housing program that will address our homeless crisis and serve the needs of the city's working and middle classes from -- i think it's important that we have different classes and races here within the city otherwise we will all suffer. i want to live in an inclusive city. we need a diversity of class and race. please recommend this ordinance to the full board so we can move towards guaranteeing affordable housing for all. thank you very much. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. i will note that members of the public who wish to p

it started around tessa road in a very remote area and did not threaten any structures. >>> the monroe fire has burned across nearly 20,000 acres, but firefighters are making progress. containment is up to 30%, the fire is burning in the western part of the county, but the smoke has drifted north and is impacting the air quality here in the bay area. and in yosemite national park, a fire investigation is underway. the u.s. park rangers released these photos of a fire at the meadow, they say it happened wednesday night just after sunset, investigators are now reaching out to the public for tips and information. they say so far this year, they have investigated seven human related wildfires in the parks. >>> california had its record number of jobs in june but with new closures for those numbers they are likely to reverse course again next month. the state employment development department says 558,000 jobs were filled last month, much of that from restaurants and bars, the states unemployment rate remains high at 14.9% and it made, it stood at 16.3%. analysts expect employment numbers g

. >> one prominent group headed by kendrick samson and tessa thompson is calling for changes both in, such as broad divestment from police, itself, including how police and people of color are portrayed and ensuring more behind the scenes roles for african-american writers and producers. they are not new issues for hoywood. recall the oscars so whitemp gn of recent years. but they now come with a new urgency. >> i was an executive at columbia pictures 30 years ago. the is still not that much inclusivity at the table where it happens. >> one veteran producer whose work includes "boys in the hood ," "hustle and flow," and "ar white people," says hollywood must take response ability for its role in shaping our history. >> the mement is about creating content that humanizes black people, that illustrates the long history of racism in our country, and slavery, and how we came to this point in time, and how we are still of domination, of s of slavery, brutality. ♪ >> that includes taking a fresh look at one of the most acclaimed and successful films in history "gone with the wind." watched

we can quibble about the cloud growth in microsoft or earnings with tessa i think both will come back. mike, where are you today as the stocks set the tone for the stock market? >> i think quality matters than quantity. i am focused on big megacap names. microsoft, for example, i'm loading heavy. this is bet on digitizing your life five to 10 years from now. tesla is still a great play. that is very volatile. i don't want to touch that one right now. charles: microsoft's azure business, 47% growth. first time under 50%. is that raising any red flags with you? obviously if you're still buying you think that is temporary move. >> i think it's a temporary move. if we look at the big picture this is not about this technology, that technology, windows, anything else. this is about your life, how that life gets digitized five to 10 years from now. that is the real battle. charles: nicholas, david nicholas, i hear you're not as enthusiastic about these megacap names. the run over? >> i love microsoft. i agree with keith, i'm not selling my microsoft anytime soon but i think it is more about

nbc's tessa live in brussel this morning. thank you so much. >>> head back to the u.s. now.ith the spike in coronavirus cases there. the state hit a one-day record high adding more than 2,400 new cases and officials can't keep up with testing with those riding numbers. nbc's jordan jackson in mount airy, north carolina. talk about the numbers. what are officials most concerned about here with the spike? >> reporter: right. we are seeing record numbers here in the state, but i really want to talk about how this spike is impacting testing capacity here in north carolina. we're currently seeing about 22,000 tests contacted per day. that's up from about 1,300 in march. this combination of this surge in testing in just a comply shortage is creating all types of issues for this state. i want to play a little bit of what governor coop her er had t earlier this week. take a listen. >> on the covid testing front we're experiencing new delays in getting tests back. it's tough when a person gets a test and sometimes waits a week to get a result. unacceptable. labs across the country ar

everybody you've got fog and so i hear tessa police no delays going on pretty pleasant for but it still still when he for some good solid sunshine. it's getting some trying to peer in through here a little bit as you can see. temperatures we're getting some movement here cut 6462 conquered 60 livermore most the east bay shoreline in the lower 60's in the 50's own budget at all up there the north bay, current winds, we wear main with those onshore winds you can see particular around the delta's where they really pick up going to subside a little bit into the early afternoon pick back up again by the later afternoon 98 for fresno 96 for baker still 91 sacramento, mid 60's along the central coast and lower to middle 70's down to southern california there as you can see. temperatures today in the 4 zone forecast 64 san francisco, the high today. most of the coastal locations will be fighting that fog. so we'll keep that lower 60's. 56 for daly city on the bay side in the upper 6070 to 4 burlingame heading down south into the 70's and lower 80's, 82 for redwood city palo alto in mountain vie

. >> brown: one prt group, headed by actors kendrick sampson and tessa thompson, is calling for changesboth in the larger society, such as broad divestment from police, and in the entertainment world itself, including: how police and people of color are portrayed, and suring more behind-the-scenes roles for african-american writers and producers. they're not new issues for hollywood. recall the #oscar-so-white campaign of recent years, but now come with a new urgency. >> you know, i was an executiv at columbia pictures 30 yearso, nd they're still not that much inclusively at the table where it happens. >> brown: veteran producer wostephanie allain, whose includes "boyz n the hood,"" hustle and flow," and "dear white people," says hollywood must recognize its role in shaping how we see ourselves and our history. >> right now the movement is about creating content that humanizes black people, that illustrates the long history of racism in our countrand slavery and how we ce to this int in time and how we're still living the vestiges of slavery, of domination, of police brutality. >> brown

>>before that tessa mayes all right let's check in with lawrence for the holiday forecast. yeah here we go guys getting ready for the 4th of july and the clouds rolling back in tonight. that's pretty typical of this time of year the clouds stretching right to the golden gate bridge all the way into the bay of against the hills now that's going to fill in kind of flatten out a move throughout the bay area overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning and maybe even a little drizzle along the coastline. you notice that fog overnight tonight, developing kind of moving all along the california coast so more fog. what we had today tomorrow morning we're starting a pretty gray in spots and then pull back toward the beaches. that's pretty typical then you start to see some clearing even by tomorrow evening as we start to develop more of a northerly component the winds that will start to clear things out look at the 4th of july, it's looking good as we head in toward fireworks on the 4th, maybe a patch or 2 of fog along the immediate coastline. i think we stay clear even inside the

they say more than a 130 tessa workers plus a dozen contractors and temporary employees have tested positive for covid-19 more than 1500 employees have also been affected by those cases so that means they were exposed to people with the virus according to this report, most of them have not yet been tested or the company did know tesla did not immediately respond to questions from fox business about that like to get some cash from apple if you own or still own one of a half-dozen older iphone models you actually can is part of a proposed settlement when apple deliberately prevented chips or older iphones reaching their full processing power. the company agreed to a 500 million dollar settlement so depending on how many claimants there are they think it will be about $25 on average per pay for placement it is good for various iphone 6, 7, models you can check online with your phone's serial numbers, intelligible americans are buying guns in record numbers, the pandemic civil unrest, the ensuing movement to defund police bringing in new buyers worried about their personal safety that's going to

>> tessa ar scylla, janis mackey frayer, keir simmons joining us from around the world.u for that. i want to bring back dr. derek cass and doctor, more questions. i want to start with a question that's come up over the last few minutes here. governor andrew cuomo holding one of his briefings with the mayor of atlanta join him, mayor keisha lance bottoms, who revealed it was her son that brought covid-19 in to the house. of course, the mayor of atlanta, revealed last week she has covid-19. so did her husband. how concerned, dr. cass, should parents be about a child who goes back to school, bringing the virus back in to the home and not presenting symptoms? >> this is a real concern for most families. i watched that press conference on my phone during the commercial break and missed the last part of that. the truth is, that any exposure, any contact outside of the home will present a small risk to the family. we need to be able to be vigilant making sure we understand the risk to the family is real but it is small. as long as we understand the outcome, the ratio, is in fav

my name is tessa. i live in district five and work in district six. i lived here for 23 years. i'm a doctor and therapist. i'm particularly aware of how much of an impact this has had on black and brown people in our community. i'm a member of san francisco burning crest. this ordinance will overcome a racist barrier to municipally owned social housing with the support of segregationists which allow municipalities to exclude low income tenants and people of color, including black tenants. san francisco will lay the ground work for a pilot municipal housing program that will address our homeless crisis and serve the needs of the city's working and middle classes from -- i think it's important that we have different classes and races here within the city otherwise we will all suffer. i want to live in an inclusive city. we need a diversity of class and race. please recommend this ordinance to the full board so we can move towards guaranteeing affordable housing for all. thank you very much. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. i will note that members of the public who wish to p