walker smith junior did not even have a uniform.s trying to get on a team this is like an aau boxing bid been training at the church hoping he would give him a chance. : : fight. he wanted to have for the ultimate town and rabe robinson wasn't fair and the more he thought about it, he had walker smith who was harassing him saying come on, coach, please. let me have a chance. i just want to show you what i've been doing in the basement. please, i'm begging you. george said albright, smith, go downstairs and put on some gloves. walker smith junior came back up and knocked the guy out. the sports editor at the newspaper, a gentleman by the name of jack case asked george what is the fighter's name. he had the card that he had given walker smith, junior. the card said ray robinson. they told officials his name is ray robinson. the lady next to the sports sportswriter, jack casey, said that as a street fighter right there. by the time jack casey got back to the newsroom, -- sugar and he wrote in the paper the next day, sugar ray robinson

walker. mr. walker: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to recognize the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. haley stevens. ms. stevens: congressman john lewis. the embodiment of human prosperity as measured by love. not only was he the richest man i have ever known, he was bsolutely the most generous. john lewis gave out love. and, boy, did love come back. he was always showering people in love. when i saw him in kentucky, long before i knew i would ever join this chamber, at the encouragement of a friend from georgia, he was talking about comic-con. nd his new book with pictures, "march" had just come out. we have so much work to do. john lewis, we will heed your words. we will not despair. we will look up. we will keep moving and marching forward and we will pass that voting rights act and we will remain dedicated to your pursuits. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. mr. walker. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i'd like to recognize representative angie craig from minneso

walker. mr. walker: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to recognize the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. haley stevens. ms. stevens: congressman john lewis. the embodiment of human prosperity as measured by love. not only was he the richest man i have ever known, he was bsolutely the most generous. john lewis gave out love. and, boy, did love come back. he was always showering people in love. when i saw him in kentucky, long before i knew i would ever join this chamber, at the encouragement of a friend from georgia, he was talking about comic-con. nd his new book with pictures, "march" had just come out. we have so much work to do. john lewis, we will heed your words. we will not despair. we will look up. we will keep moving and marching forward and we will pass that voting rights act and we will remain dedicated to your pursuits. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. mr. walker. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i'd like to recognize representative angie craig from minneso

walker. walker: thank you, mr. chairman. there is no doubt that across the globe there is an uptick in extremist ideology. particularly linked to white supremacy. as the committee created after 9/11, we must stay focused on the continued jihadi threat. we are seeing the adoption of accelerationist rhetoric with call to target government institutions and law enforcement for adherence to commit acts of violence as a means of creating further unrest. we have seen this in subpoenas movements, antigovernment groups and environmental organizations. this convergence of violent ideologies results in the sharing of tactics and propaganda and the spreading of misinformation and conspiracies as well as the celebration of violence. i probably should start with expressing my condolences to the families of david underwood, a dhs protective security officer , and david, a santa cruz county deputy that the chairman just mentioned. they were both murdered in the line of duty in may and early june. i also want to express support for the speed

she had just dozed off next to her boyfriend, kenneth walker. walker telling police the knocking, banging, at the door scared them thinking it could be taylor's ex-boyfriend breaking in. >> she's like who is it? loud, at the top of her lungs. no response. so i'm like what the heck? so then, i grab my gun, which is legal. like, i'm licensed to carry. everything. i've never even fired my gun outside of a range. i am a scared to death. >> walker says he never heard anyone say police, neither multiple neighbors. what they heard was shouting, banging, gunshots. >> the door like comes like off the hinges. so i just let off one shot. then, all of a sudden, there is a whole lot of shots. there's just shooting. like, we're both on the ground. and then, when all the shots stop, i'm like panicking. she's right there on the ground, like bleeding. >> walker said he purposely aimed his gun towards the ground. sergeant john mattingly was struck in the leg and was one of three officers who returned fire. >> as soon as a shot hit, i could feel the heat in my leg

startled, taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker first fired at police.ly shooting mattingly in the leg. when interviewed later that night, he said police never identified themselves and that he believed there was an intruder. >> i didn't expect, it scared me when the door -- like, i kicked and stuff so my only reaction was to do that. i'm trying to protect her. >> reporter: police returned several rounds of fire. taylor was shot eight times. in newly released cell phone video, you can see walker backs out of the apartment complex with his hands in the air. [ chanting ] >> reporter: since taylor's killing, protests have called for the officers involved to be criminally charged. mattingly and another officer have been placed on administrative leave. a third officer was fired. walker was indicted for attempted murder of a police officer. that charge was later dismissed. during his interview with police, an investigator asked walker if he had any injuries. >> that was morgan radford reporting. nbc news reached out to the louisville mayor's office. the city's

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he said he fired four shots after walker fired that warning shot again with the gun.y. he also said that he recalls hearing more gunfire after he rushed out of the home because of the injury. walker told police he tried to protect her and he at first didn't realize it was police officers barging into the home. another thing that's important to know, walker was arrested and charged with attempted murder and assault. remember those charges were dropped. in the audio though he told the investigator that when an officer asked if he was hit, he said no. and that officer responded saying this. that's unfortunate. mattingly and another officer had been re-assigned and an independent investigation continues and the third officer has been fired. >> brynn, thank you very much for reminding us about this horrible case. joining us now is the mayor of louisville, greg fischer. thanks so much for being here. just horrible. the more we hear about the breonna taylor case, the worse it gets. why hasn't anyone been charged? >> well, the case is a tremendous loss to us. it's with the at

major general walker was by his side most of the time. i will ask chairman billy. -- general milley. i can't confirm or deny that all of those federal law enforcement agencies worked tied into the d.c. national guard. agencies cameeral underneath the department of justice except for the park police who were under the department of interior and the metro police remain under the command of the tc mayor. -- district of columbia mayor. >> thank you. >> mr. rogers? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for being here and for your service to our country. mr. secretary, in early june, you requested members of the national guard under section 502 f. you made some reference to this, but can you give us a more full picture of the committee can stroll structure under the authority and give us an organizational structure? sec. esper: are you speaking within washington, d.c.? you are right, on the afternoon havene 1, we knew we would available throughout that evening up to 1200 d.c. national guard. they work for major general walker who reports t

major general walker was by his side most of the time. i will turn to general milley. >> i have 30 seconds. gen. milley: i can't confirm or deny that all of those federal law enforcement agencies worked -- were tied into the d.c. national guard. i would have to talk to walker specifically about that. but all the federal agents came underneath the department of justice except for the park police who were under the department of interior and the metro police remain under the command and control of the mayor. i don't know if that helps clarify or not. >> thank you. >> that is a major question that we have. mr. rogers is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for being here and for your service to our country. mr. secretary, in early june, you requested members of the national guard under section 502 f. of title 32. you made some reference to this, fullan you give us the picture of the command and control structure under the authority and give us an organizational structure? sec. esper: are you speaking within

. >> this was a different account than what kenny walker breonna taylor's boyfriend says, isn't it?olutely, don. and when you listen to both of these recorded statements from sergeant mattingly and then from kenny walker, what it tells you, don lemon, is this was a conspiracy from day one to cover up the murder of breonna taylor by the louisville police. i mean, it is so one-sided when you listen to these two interviews. kenny walker right after the tragedy happened, without the presence of a lawyer, they coerce him into waiving his miranda rights and he talks to them. and then they betray him six days later in front of the grand jury and use what he said to get him indicted for attempted murder, where he can spend the rest of his life in jail. >> let's listen to some of what he said. here it is. >> i'm scared. i've never been that close to somebody shooting a gun, unless it's in a controlled environment such as at the range of something, so i'm freaking out. i can't register anything that's going on, so -- >> so you just fired off one? >> yeah, just one. it was just a warning. i do

personally.rd for walker, i would have to talk to walker specifically about that. all the federal agencies came underneath the department f justice except for the park police who were under the department of interior and metro under the control of the mayor. you.hank rodgers is ith: mr. recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for being here and your service to our country. justne you requested embers of the national guard under title 32, you made some eference to there but can you give us a more full picture of the commanding control structure and give usority is an organizational structure? i . esper: are you speaking assume within washington, d.c.? >> yes, within washington, d.c. right, on : you are the afternoon of 1 june we knew available ve throughout that evening up to 1,200 d.c. and they work for ember general walker who was reporting to secretary of the arm and he was reporting to me. spatestimated we needed 3,800 additional national guard. myself weference with reached out to other states to seek the permission of the deploy

. >> small business owners like keith walker in virginia believe there's only one way to successfully stay in business right now. >> over here on mizatiy station have my super duty hefty mask. >> what we know is that this virus travels on respiratory droplets, and a mask prevents those respiratory droplets from infecting someone else. that's the basic reason why each and every person should be wearing a mask right now. >> despite the science, some americans have refused to wear a mask, saying they have a medical exemption or they are infective or infringe on their pfreedoms. >> masks aren't bad, mask mandates are. >> in this video posted on facebook last week, mccormick expressed his frustrations over new riglations. >> the constitution is being shredded. the liberty belongs to the individual, not the government. >> about half the states in the country have state-wide rules regarding masks in public places. alabama becoming the latest edition today. louisiana, the state where mccormick lives added one two days ago. but mccormick stands in defiance, vowing that he will not wear a mask

she had dozed off next to her boyfriend kenneth walker. the banging scared them figuring it was taylor's egs boyfriend breaking in. >> hee's like, who is it at the top of her lungs? i grabbed my gun which is legal to carry, i never even fired my gun outside of the range, i'm scared to death. >> reporter: walker said he never heard anyone say anything to police including a neighbor just inches away. what they heard was shouting, banging, gunshots. >> the door comes off the hinges. just one shot. and then all of a sudden, there's a whole lot of shots. there's just shooting. we're both on the ground, and when all the shots stop. i'm panicking, she's right there on the ground bleeding. >> reporter: walker said he purply aimed his gun toward the ground. sergeant john mattingly was struck in the leg and was one of the three officers who returned fire. >> as soon as the shot, i could feel the heat in my leg. i just returned fire. i got four rounds off. it was simultaneously. boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: mattingly is on administrative reas

we had it, the other day, with secretary mccarthy, and major general walker.t's still unclear to me who gave the direction to clear the park, at that moment in time. >> i know attorney general barr spoke to that, publicly. and i know that it's been mentioned to park police captain, et cetera. i do not have personal knowledge as to who gave that order. >> general milley, again, strongly strongly emphasizing there were no active-duty military troops in the park. active-duty troops were not on the streets during this civil unrest in the nation's capital. but another big question. who, also, ordered a national guard helicopter, just a few blocks away, to fly low over the protestors' heads? don. >> thank you, barbara. appreciate that. today's hearing follows a "washington post" reporting that the park system did not record any and i repeat any transmissions from when the agency and law enforcement officials used smoke canons and pepper balls to clear the group of largely peaceful protestors so that the president could get his church photo op. so none of the officia

she had just dozed off next to her boyfriend, kenneth walker. walker telling police the knocking, banging at the door scared them. thinking it was the ex-boyfriend. >> she was yelling at the top of her lungs, no response. i grabbed my gun, like i'm licensed to carry, everything. i have never even fired my gun outside of a range. i was scared to death. >> reporter: walker says he never heard anyone say police. neither did multiple neighbors who spoke with cnn including a neighbor whose door is just inches away. what they heard was shouting, banging, gunshots. >> the door like comes like off the hinges. so i just let off one shot. then all of a sudden, there's a whole lot of shots. there's just shooting like we're both on the ground. when all of the shots stop, i'm like panicking. she's right there on the ground like bleeding. >> reporter: walker said he purposely aimed his gun to the ground and sergeant mattingly was struck in the leg and one of three officers who returned fire. >> as soon as the shot hit i could feel the heat in my leg. i got fo

walker, her boyfriend, had to answer questions pretty soon after an extremely traumatic incident. >> reporter: officer hankinson has been fired. mattingly and cosgrove on administrative reassignment no response from their attorneys and union. >> it has been over 100 days now, and still nobody has been arrested or held accountable. >> reporter: a painful case unresolved. katie beck, nbc news. >>> colin powell rose to the highest rank in the u.s. military as secretary of state and adviser to both republican and democratic presidents, and now he's sharing his views on black lives matter and his own experience with discrimination in a one-on-one interview with our andrea mitchell >> reporter: with the nation in the throes of a reckoning over systemic racism and police violence, retired general colin powell speaking out. >> racism still exists who want to take it out on people who are people of color. and we have to make sure that our top leadership, especially the president of the united states, has to be an example to the rest of the country that we are one nation, one people. >> report

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the statement of kenneth walker was only recently released.f that whole statement. only the portions of what the attorney had released when he dismissed the charges against kenneth walker. >> so was kenneth walker, he was fully aware that debrbreonna ta was alive? was there any moment that kenneth tried to help her in that time period? or was he in total and complete shock? >> well, we know that kenneth definitely called 911 to get assistance for breonna. we know it was a three-minute phone call with 911, saying she had been shot. he did not know that it was police outside the home. when he went out, he was still asking for help for breonna, as he stated in his statement. so he tried to provide assistance to her the best that he can, but she had been shot eight times. >> one of the biggest issues here, and the big question that a lot of folks are asking, why so many are protesting in the streets right now, why have the officers not been charged yet? one has been terminated. but the other two have not yet been charged. what are you thinking her

i worked this the george herbert walker bush administration when i was just 29. dinner with fidel castro at his house. i got to bring the former pakistani president to vote with me at my suburban philadelphia polling place. i confronted the members of the led zeppelin band with a demand they reunite. you can watch ittan you tube. i didn't go well. i worked for arlen specter. i drank champagne from the stanley cup and even had my portrait painted at a fund-raiser in front of a live audience by named artist nelson shanks. i twice better viewed president barack obama from the white house. if first was august 20, 2009. >> i'm live at the white house and i'm joined by the president of the united states. mr. president, what an honor for me. thank you, sir, for this privilege, and thank you for coming back to my radio program. >> michael, it is great to be on the show again. every time we have been on, it has been a great time. i appreciate the opportunity. >> so many great memories. many involve interviewing people of stature like john mccain or collin powell or some o

straight to brussels that we joined did of these that chief international editor richard walker welcome richard european leaders have been calling for greater unity amongst member states since forever so how does our going to merkel plan to make it happen this time. sensually she's saying the she and germany are prepared to provide leadership to the european union as they face up to this what she's been describing as the biggest crisis since the european union was founded and that process of germany kind of stepping up to this leadership position actually began a couple of months ago when i go america will join forces with a man who were my call the french president and jointly proposed 500000000000 euro recovery fund which was the sort of kernel upon which the european commission has built this this larger proposal that you just mentioned there. and making that a joint effort with the french was a sign that germany and france the 2 largest powers within the european union will closely working together on this and also very importantly the structure of this fund that's being discussed i

like it was like an explosion. >> walker said he purposefully aimed his gun towards the ground.nt john mattingly was strug in the-- struck in the leg and one of three officers who returned fire. detective brett hajjinson was standing outside and fired ten roundings through a closed and curtained patio door. according to louisville police chief, his blind shooting displayed an extreme indifference to the value of human life. the gunshot went through walls, windows, bullet holes were found everywhere, in the kitchen, bedroom, in a neighbor's department with small children nearby. multiple neighbors called 911 asking for police, only finding out later it was the police. >> you know almost every time we hear a story involving a police shooting i'm always shocked at how badly trained and not in control the police seem. breonna taylor's boyfriend was lying in bed, heard his door get smashed in, grabbed his legal fire arm and had the presence of mind to try and injure the intruder by aiming down. but the cops who were supposed to be trained professionals burst in like they get paid by

but in walker's interview, he claims officers did not announce thde >> aa sudden there was a whole lot of shots, we both dropped to the ground but i just hear her screaming. >> reporter: cbs news legal analyst rikki kliemann. >> the whole point of the no- knock warrant is not to knock and announce, because what you are afraid of in a drug case is that the drugs will disappear. >> reporter: police did not find any drugs in breonna taylor's apartment and officers were not wearing body cameras when they executed that warrant. well today state lawmakers announced a plan to introduce a bill that would ban most no- knock warrants in the state of kentucky. margaret? >> brennan: jericka duncan, thank you. >> there is still much more news dails in the search for "glee" actress naya rivera. her heart-reaking instagram post the day before later, escaping the lockdown by letting the puppets come out and play. my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card to buy heavier weights online. go time! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i should've purchased l

walker chair of the department of medicine tells kpix 5 the we li lot es. we dged thefirst but we're catching this one. >> i think we got a little complacent. it was perfectly reasonable to begin loosening up a little bit and seeing how things go. and they haven't gone well you know it's time to say we tried that and it's not working and we have to pull back and next time we try it. we're going to have to do it a little more slowly and more carefully. we really industry a miracle when you look at the size of the state of california. and where we were on march 1st, 30,000 people had died in thoun rk state. liforn 20,000had dine . san cisc it's staggering. >> dr. walker adds right now, advice we've heard many times before, wearing masks is the most important thing we can do to slow the transmission rate until we have vaccine. and we posted that full interview with dr. walker on kpix.com. >>> developing this morning, the warriors have announced they're shutting down the practice facility in oakland after an employee tested positive. the seam says it will under

walker, a labor organizer and truck driver. liz: angela walker, our vice presidential nominee. angela: this is absolutely massive. greetings to everybody, i am coming to you from the land that originally belonged to the pd nation in south carolina. this is a massive, massive, massive thing that just happened. i want to thank all of you delegates who stood with howie and i and cast your votes for us. it's not a small thing. we thank you, and i personally thank you for your trust and he will probably reiterate that. and i want you to know that i support with my whole soul. i also want to say thank you to the socialist party of the usa for helping them make the red/green alliance that we had so many years ago. it is pretty amazing. i want to think our brilliant campaign manager. i want to think my wonderful assistant ashley, and a huge, huge thank you, huge big ups to all of our folks on our campaign team. y'all are amazing, y'all are hustlers, thank y'all for making -- for doing all of this and what you have done so that this campaign has gotten to this point. i want to think all

richard walker reports now from brussels. brussels is coming back to life with the lockdown easing people are returning to the city's bars and cafes on the down side brussels busy roads are getting choked up again but most importantly here in europe's capital city the european union is swinging back into action this is the european council it's the body that represents all 27 countries that are members of the e.u. get toasty when you put that summits between you ladies every 6 months a different country takes on a key role in a rotating presidency now it's germany's turn this is where it all happens the e.u. council chamber where the summits take place at least where they usually take place this chamber hasn't seen much action at all in the last couple of months during the coronavirus pandemic all of the summits took place by video conference but the plan is for this all to be back in action very soon for the 1st summit with germany in the hot seat that means angle americal has a long and daunting to do list we're going to lo

council presidency richard walker for us there in brussels will be coming back to you in a little bit thank you. and we're keeping a close eye on that chamber there i will be bringing you live coverage of chancellor merkel's address as soon as that begins in about 10 minutes time we're expecting stay tuned for that now to some other news the world health organization says there is emerging evidence the corona virus could spread through droplets in the air that statement comes after more than $200.00 international scientists claim the corona virus can be spread from person to person through tiny droplets that remain suspended in the air for several hours they also claim that these airborne droplets can travel for tens of meters the w.h.o. has promised to publish information on the known roots of transmission of the virus these are fields of research that really growing and 4 weeks there is some evidence emerging but is not the diff definitive. and therefore the possibility of airborne transmission in. in public settings especially in very specific conditions crowded closed poorly venti

that makes negotiation a lot easier than it is when you're doing it in a video conference richard walker in brussels i'm guessing that that everybody there is really glad that the safe pair of hands in europe is in charge for these next 6 months how will the chance of a brussels work together. yeah well i think there is a sense that this is the perfect moment for germany to take on the e.u. presidency you know it's a total coincidence you know this is a rotating presidency every 6 months a different country takes it but this does really seem like the kind of perfect moment for essentially you know the most experienced set of hands in european politics and taking the helm in that coordination here in brussels well you know it's a big job it's already started the german diplomatic mission to the e.u. which is just down the road from where we are here has been beefed up from its already large size to handle the amount of work that is going to be on their desks in the in the weeks ahead i'm going back and does have one advantage when she's working with the european institutions and that's in

s the chief political correspondent i'm willing to cry in chief international editor richard walker in brussels are welcome both let's start with you melinda chancellor merkel calling for greater unity in the e.u. a cold has gotten it's almost since the bloc 1st started how does she plan to make it happen well quite hands on in about 9 days she will be welcoming in brussels all of the other heads of e.u. member states and her negotiating skills are going to have to very much come into play she's going to be looking for them to sign up for this 750000000000 euro recovery package that has been proposed by the commission on the basis of her own plan with french president emmanuel mccaw we know that the member states the frugal for the northern states are not terribly eager to see this money loaned on the grant basis to southern states that have been hit hard by the economic consequences of corona 2 things going for the chancellor she is known as a very skilled and pragmatic negotiator she's definitely in favor of this bold action germany needs if germany depends on the economic growth of

group picnic areas at lake cunningham park are cut off but the park itself is open to walkers, bike riders and families picnicking. now a shortage of maintenance workers is becoming obvious with trash piling up after the city ordered the parks entire 14 person crew to quarantine after one of them tested positive for the coronavirus. >> this is the first time an entire crew has been affected this way. to make the union rep for 750 workers said that workers in lake cunningham repeatedly raised concerns that the park supervisors were not following the city's own safety precautions. >> they were not doing any screenings in the morning like they are supposed to be doing. they were not supposed to be meeting indoors. >> blanco says in person staff meetings were held in a small conference room at the park headquarters. workers were wearing masks but could not socially distance and other workers would eat lunch together inside the room in close proximity. >> i've been working with this department ever since may, and they just are not taking it seriously. >> the parks department did not respond to

governor scott walker, your reaction to that? particularly to take back higher education, to push simple things like basic american history and economics. but in this case as it ties to student fees, that is something we did in wisconsin years ago. we pulled back on the student fees because at many colleges and universities they used those dollars, that money from, the students that supposedly for education, for all sorts of wild and crazy groups own the far, far fringes. this is just a good example of it. tell them stop taking the fees. that will stop and slow down much of this craziness that we're seeing from groups like this. elizabeth: you know, colleges and universities have been gouging middle-class families for decades. they don't have to pay taxes on a wide range of things. you know, so they're basically tax-exempt. we're talking also this research coming out of ucla, pew research, heart research, finds that college professors are predominantly left-leaning. so are college administrators. guess what, tuition costs are goi

wilson walker, kpix 5 >>> leaders of the church in berkeley are demanding police investigate a suspicious fire is a hate crime . the way christian center on university said somebody torched their trash cans just 12 hours after they put up a black lives matter sign. damage to the building was minimal and right now police are only calling it arson. we reached out to the berkeley but the mayor is also calling for a hate crime investigation. >>> let's take a live look over san francisco right now and there it is. a little summer fog shielding the city and will the fog be as stubborn this weekend? it has been pretty sick this week. >> for the first weekend of august there will be fog going back and forth but i think it will diminish a little faster as we head through saturday and sunday. tonight the fog will spread out with a little drizzle along the coast and the same pattern we have seen pretty much all week. near normal temperatures on friday for one more day and a warmer weekend is in store especially for inland portions and not really hot but an increase in temperatures. right now it is n

wilson walker is live at cal to show us how that will work. wilson? >> reporter: you have seen the video. you mite have heard a first- hand account of the swabbing, which is said to be a little bit uncomfortable. here at berkeley they are trying something a bill less invasive. >> it is easier. we don't need trapped health care providers to do the swabs. it can be done en masse more. >> reporter: all you have to do is spit in a tube. it could mean mass testing without the need for trained medical perm in r. kneel and much of that scarce medical equipment. >> less ppe, we can have people personal distance which is important to help our personnel tat help with the testing. >> reporter: this is a trial program for those rushing to m cay pus but it could be used for students returning in the fall. >> saliva seems to be the way to use some of the tools to monitor employees coming back to won. >> reporter: it is also a trial run for the test itself, which is being used under an emergency approval. researchers are still trying to nail down its reliability, wh

wilson walker, kpix 5. >> her words still ring out, we need a break. for sure. we first brought you live pictures of that fire and live updates from the fire department on cbsn bay area, we are streaming on kpix5.com and other digital platforms. >>> i am john ramus in san francisco where the city is developing a plan to let kids do remote learning together. we will have that story, coming up. >>> a fire dragon is going to appear in san francisco's chinatown. the event to ward off all the bad luck of 2020. >>> that san francisco fire, having effects on bay area's air quality today. how bad? how bad? paul watmospheawnext0 years. and yon make a dibyompletg the us. nsus impacts everyg from hospitals, schools and public transportation. the census builds america, so the census should look like america. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov. want restand schools?pen? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight

live here in redwood city, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> developing right now, protesters in portland are not lacking down, they are expected to hit the streets tonight in what will be the 58th straight night of black lives matter demonstrations. tensions between protesters and federal agents are mounting. last night, police say one person was stabbed. it is not clear if the victim was protesting. the stabbing happened after dozens of federal officers confronted protesters in front of portland's federal courthouse. according to the times, the officers fired flash grenades and marble-filled bags. that is in addition to the teargas they have been using to break up the protests. >>> people took to the streets next to stanford university to support pearland portland theredhumans in fa officersspring teargas . they made headstones bearing the names of people killed in the wake of police violence. >> what we see is one struggle and one fight. one struggle, one fight. it comes together in one struggle for humanity, for justice. what is behind them is what we are really bringing, we want to bring

boy in wyoming is being hailed for saving his sister from a dog attack a little bridge or walker.he jumped into action with when a german shepherd mix charged toward his 4 year-old sister. he was shielding her and that's when the dog latched on to bridger's at cheek and you can see the injuries but he's had surgery had to get more than 90 stitches. his aunt posted the story on instagram in a lot of people responded reaching out to express their support including actors like a hue jackson anne hathaway and captain america. >>coming to track down your address and i'm going to send you. thank you captain america's shield kids count. the piano man you are we need people like you. >>now that's actor chris evans that was nice he told bridger in that video he will send him an authentic captain america shield calling him a real life hero that's other little boy on the left watching the video message when walker's father ask why he got between the dog and his sister, he said if someone had to die, i thought it should be me. all take a look at this a clever woman in new jersey coming up wit

6 year-old boy in wyoming is being hailed for saving his sister from a dog attack little bridger walkere jumped into action when a german shepherd mix charged toward his 4 year-old sister and he shielded her but farley was during that the dog latched on to bridger's sheik you can see the injuries he had to get surgery had to get more than 90 stitches. his aunt posted the story on instagram the result a lot of people reaching out to express support, including actors like hugh jackson, anne hathaway even captain america. >>coming to track down your address and i'm going to send you. captain america shield kids count. the piano man you are we need people like you. >>actor chris evans seat held bridger in that video again that he is going to shielding is going to do it apparently calling little boy a real life hero bridger was on the left there watching the video message when walker's father asked why he got between the dog and his sister, he said if somebody had to die, i thought it should be me. 10 puppies rescued by firefighters have taken st. louis by storm. they are too young to get ad

we begin with kpix 5's wilson walker in walnut creek. >> here in walnut creek they were thinking they might have dining restaurant eating this week that will now have to wait for another three weeks. >> we were hoping for the best but at the same time, you know, we are fortunate to have a really great patio. >> reporter: fortunate to have the patio because it will be at least another three weeks before beer house or any restaurant in contra costa county can provide done in service. over in solano county, the governor's order means dine-in privileges have been revoked. >> we, our county was actually able to do dine-in weeks ago but we waited it out. >> reporter: how cautious have they been at my most cafc vallejo? you can by a momus mask and they waited ontables yesterday. it was the first reopening and now, got the news that we have to shut it back down again. >> what does a three week delay mean here? >> just back to doing take out. >> reporter: other vallejo restaurants had closed ahead of today's news but because of rising safety concerns, in walnut creek, restaurant managers say t

esther walker. on the air, my friend. >> thank you, mr. chairman.n. there's no doubt is an ideology linked to violence like anarchy. as the committee created after 9/11, must stay focused on the jihadist threat. in these various movements we are seeing the adoption of acceleration in calls to target government institutions and law enforcement to committing acts of violence to create further unrest. we see this concept and white supremacy groups and while environmental environments. ideologies result in propaganda and misinformation and conspiracies as well as celebration of violence. i should start by expressing my sincere condolences of dave or underwood, protective security officer. they were both murdered in the line of late may early june. i want to express hope for the recovery of the officers entered the suspects have been arrested in the fbi is inducting anss investigation including possible support for the movement which is an acceleration. we also must review others, these attacks are on all americans. groups like antitheft and i know is used