the zion church recorded the sound of their service starting.d, all the ceilings, from the stage — one side fall down. this church was one of three bombed that day by other young men in the terorr group operating on the island inspired by the so—called islamic state. it was terrifying, terrifying scene. i've never, never seen in my life that way because i have seen many wars, but i have never seen... i have never seen this kind of terror. across the island, another easter service was just finishing at saint sebastian's church in negombo. chandrani and herfamily, devout christians, were in the congregation that day as another suicide bomber detonated his device. explosion 115 people are believed to have been killed at saint sebastian's — 27 of them children. it was the worst loss of life in the nine bombings that day. as sri lankans tried to rebuild their lives, the lindsay family was also trying to come to terms with their devastating loss. david was determined to do something positive for sri lanka, so the family established a charity in memory

we may not see zion williamson in action. the pelicans say zion left the bubble for an urgent family matter. he will quarantine for four days on his return to the bubble. if he has a negative test each day he's outside the bubble and zion was supposed to be in that very first game back, laura, on july 30th. lots of fans excited to see him play. here's hoping he can handle that urgent family member and get back to the nba bubble. >> we wish him the best. everyone is excited to see him play. andy, nice to see you. >>> stricter measures are clearly needed to contain the coronavirus right now. an unpublished report from the white house task force proves it. the u.s. case count rocketing again overnight to another new record. - [narrator] the shark vacmop combines powerful suction with spray mopping to lock away debris and absorb wet messes, all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one pad. i wanted my hepatitis c gone. i put off treating mine. epclusa treats all main t

zion. is the goal to keep all of the covid patients at one location and all of the other patients at another location so there is no contamination? >> it is to build capacity to care for growing covid patients. we also here at this campus can care for covid patients. most are boarded in one particular area. there are a dedicated group of physicians, nurses and respiratory therapists to scaca for them. the hospital is a safe place. there is very little chance of cross contamination. i feel safer coming to work than i do going to the grocery store. >> that's good to know because we want our hospital workers and doctors like you to stay safe. we keep hearing the numbers are going up, but at least here the deaths are not high. are you seeing less patients coming in that require ventilation or how can we understand that number, that gap? >> i think there are a couple of different reasons. just to give you perspective, i was one of the first providers to care for covid patients months ago. it was

(applause) >> ladies and gentlemen the sixth mound zion food choir from richmond virginia.se) (applause) ♪ ♪ >> the commonplace, people are slipping away. but as for me, all i can say is thank you lord for all you've done for me (interpreter) ♪ ♪ you've been my protection (applause) thank you lord for all you've done for me. ♪ ♪ thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you ♪ ♪ thank you lord for all you've done for me. >> thank you lord for all you've done for me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thank, you thank you lord (applause) >> ladies and gentlemen our state senator from virginia -- >> how about another great hand from six mount zion? a beautiful congregation formed by freeze -- but slaves after the civil war. so good to be together with all of you richmond friends. i want to thank the museum and all the elected the thank you the congressional black caucus visit -- participating in the forum later this afternoon let's give them a big welcome thank you (applause) i am thrilled to be here with that federal colleagues. (applause) >> together we worry sponsors signed by president trump to commem

the fund is above all to zion for daycare and middle sized companies. the package is a mix of state guaranteed loans and so-called recapitalization and the government can use those funds to buy a company's sponsor stock like it's done in the lufthansa bailout even with the spending spree the german economy is expected to shrink 6.3 percent this year but germany's fairing better than most of europe the e.u. economy is expected to contract 8.7 percent this year. meanwhile as a separate e.u. fund that would give 750000000000 euros and support to hard hit countries like italy and spain remains mired in controversy. coronavirus has devastated revenues at german vehicle maker dimler but the manufacturer of the luxury mercedes brand is cautiously optimistic due to an upturn in china the mercedes-benz brand saw its sales plunge 1000 percent the 1st 6 months but enjoyed record sales in china and that's what chief executive told a virtual shareholders meeting planning to step up its cost savings program because of the crisis. over to america now where after more

zion williamson, with authority! it feels so good to say that once again., donavan mix he will took over late. he had 20. he led the comeback as the jazz win this game 106-10 for y4. the dominos keep falling in baseball. two messages of the philadelphia phillies staff have tested positive, no players though. the weekend series against the blue jays, that has been postponed. the phillis played the marlins last weekend in miami. now has 19 confirmed positive tests. so they may be side lined for quite some time. as for the san francisco giants last night, gone! mikehit his second walk-off with the giants beating the padres. his grandfather, hall of famer carl, had only four walk-off homers in over 3,000 career games. the first back to back. and he says, he did not consider opting out of this season. >> i haven't thought twice about it. i think that our staff has done a tremendous job making us feel safe. every guy has followed the protocols as best they can. they've put the onus on us to do the right thing. >>> college football, the s.e.c. saying they will fol

zion. so people are being proactive to anticipate anything wrong that might happen. >> when we first talked to you, months ago, we're talking about april, new york was the hotspot. they had a huge spike in cases. but they have consistently gone down. and they are flattening the curve. we had the strictest restrictions, we were the first to shelter in place. but california now has the highest number of cases in the country with this constant uptick. why is this happening? >> i think there are several reasons. i think we have double the population. but recently, as you know, we have delays in testing, lining up to get tests and delays in getting the tests back. the longer you wait to get the results back, it's like you're spreading the virus. contact tracing and isolation won't really work to squash the disease if the test results are so delayed. >> of course, social distancing and wearing a mask. remdesivir has been proven to treat patients with covid. is there a shortage right now, and is t

no rest for zion as he gets it from true holiday. this guy with 17 points and 15 minutes, but the jazz come back beautifully, led by donovan mitchell. they will get a floater, 20 points for him and the jazz come all the way back to 106-104 . the nba is underway. it kind of makes you wish the warriors were in it. i would be ready to see someone basketball at this point, but probably not until december. >>> for all you raiders fans that are busted up about the team basically deserting oakland and they're very loyal fans, this will hurt a little bit. they released a, hey look at this video, to show off their trite shiny new training facility in henderson, nevada. i will tell you what, the raiders did oakland run, but jon gruden, a great guy, and they will love him down there. >> i miss being around people. underhand the guy. like dog people, high-five them. it's been tough on america and the world. i just want to keep reiterating to our players we've got to beat the virus. that's our challenge right now. we've got to beat the virus to h

zion scored 13 in 15 minutes. brandon ingham, no, no, no. and the jazz held 106 to 104. >>> lakers and clippers in white and on attack mode. down three late. paul george bucket from deep. tied the gate at 101. he scored 30. lebron james, just give me the ball and get out of my way. he put the biscuit in the basket. the lakers outlasted the clips 103 to 101. >>> baseball, the a's were off, but there was a little bit of magic at third and king streets until the spell wore off. evan longoria, welcome back at third base. brandon bell back at first from the injury list. two-run homer for the former oakland a. by the 8th, the giants came back. last night's hero continued to swing the bat. his triple got them within a run and the giants tied it at 6. padres, they just kept the line moving. greg garcia's hit brought on two runs. they put 6 on the board. padres are legit. the giants' record 3 and 4. >>> the entire blue jays series in philadelphia has been postponed. the phillies lasted -- they last played the marlins, who now have 19 individuals who

dialed up zion williamson. led by 16. zion scored 13 in 15 minutes of play and down two. needing a bucket at crunch time and brandon ingram could not close and the jazz held 106- 104. >>> how about lebron james? center screen in the black lives matter shirt. lakers and clippers, in white and on attack mode. down three late. paul george bucket from deep. tied the game. he scored 30. next possession, lebron james, give me the ball and get out of my way. he put the biscuit in the basket. and the lakers outlasted the clippers 103-101. everybody have a great day. i'll see you later. >>> new video out of pennsylvania shows a teen slated to be the most famous golfer in the country right now. she's never won a golf championship and has never got a hole-in-one. her story of perseverance is what's got one professional golfer offering personalized tips. the 16-year-old lost use of her left hand after she had a stroke in 2014. her comeback to a driving range sunday has since gone viral. >>> new this morning, what this next guy did isn't a sport but it might as well be. all started wh

from downtown he had 20 points for the gas to go to the 3rd quarter pelicans up 6357 we usually see zion dunking on people that's a behind the back pass to lonzo ball what a play now let's go to the 4th jazz up by one. and this right here dagger that donovan mitchell step back if you talk to 3 point lead and that does it they go on to win one o 6 one '04 for the first game of the resumed season gas take on the thunder on saturday right now the lakers are playing the clippers. so i'm happy the nba's back we'll have all those highli >>nasa's present, here's rover has left planet or a net worth and is now headed to mars this is video of today's launch from cape canaveral florida. presidents is scheduled to touch down on mars in february 2021 after a 7 month long journey. the rover's main goal will be to search for signs of life and collect samples for a possible return to earth. nasa says the mission could pave the way for humans to explore beyond the moon. well we're just about done here on kron 4 news at 6, but the news never stops here at kron 4 you can always get the latest on kronon an

second quarter, listen sow ball for the dark shirted cans up il zion ored in 15 minutes of play and down two. needing a bucket at crunch time and brandon ingram could not close and the jazz held 106- 104. >>> how about lebron james? center screen in the black lives matter shirt. d onck mode. down three late. paul george bucket from deep. tied the game. he scored 30. next possession, lebron james give me the ball and get out of my way. he put the biscuit in the basket. and the lakers outlasted the clippers 103-101. >>> baseball. the a's were off last night. hey, but they're in seattle a little bit later on but there was a little bit of magic at third and king streets last night. until the spell wore off. welcome back third baseman evan longoria. brandon bell back at first from the injury list. san diego up 3-1. crowbar, forget about it. two run homer for the former a. and 5-1. by the 8th though, the giants came back. mike continued to swing the hot bat. this triple got them to within a run. giants tied it at 6 but man they are scrappy. the game went to extras and poor -- just teed off on

the other athletes featured on the 2 k 21 covers will be new orleans pelicans rookie standout zion williamson and a bay area native oakland zone damian lillard who now plays for the portland trail blazers catherine. >>coming up next a fairfield police officer is reunited with the ba >>researchers say they have identified 3 predominant types of the coronavirus and chicago might help explain or some patients have more of the virus in their airways. mandy gaither has more in today's health minute. >>the coronavirus doesn't behave the same way in all patients that may be because there are different variations of the virus across the u.s. according to a study from researchers at northwestern medicine which is not yet been peer reviewed 3 distinct areas have been identified in chicago and are associated with different patterns of spread. one is most closely related to variance centered in new york, which showed evidence of rapid spread across the u.s. patients with this variant were found to have significantly higher viral loads in those infected by the second variance which researchers say is loca

and the opener, as you would guess, all about zion. and he looks pretty good, even though he played only 15 minutes. he will get it from true holiday. 13 points in 15 minutes as the pelicans led the jazz by as many as 15. but here comes the utah come back led by donovan mitchell, of course. he floats one home, he had 20 and the jazz come back to when it 106-104. so two pretty good games to start the nba's phase two, we will call it. >>> got a little time, so when i checked this out? raider fans, pay attention here. i don't know if you like it or not, but anthony garcia, a big- time raiders fan, sporting his new tattoo. because apparently he really likes second-year player out of alabama, josh jacobs. he took a lot of ridicule for this new ink on social media. but you know what, if he likes it, it's all good [ laughter ]. i would've waited for josh jacobs to maybe prove himself [ laughter ] but that's the sporting life. such as it is. >> we will see later, thank you. no air holes in the box. that's a good sign. lily loved having that ch

zion williamson dazzled, king james returned in fierce form.t least for now basketball is back. >> this is a good start tonight. it's great to have the nba back. and i hope our fans are proud of us tonight. >> reporter: the question moving forward. how long will version 2.0 last playing in a disney world bubble? so far 344 players have repeatedly been tested and there hasn't been a single positive test. >> the nba isn't going to be taking a victory lap over this because they are mindful that the nba finals goes through mid-october. >> reporter: and on the ice, the national hockey league is poised for its comeback too. >> absolutely great to have hockey back. >> reporter: 24 teams in two separate bubbles for preseason games in edmonton and toronto, canada. this saturday for the first time ever in august, the puck drops for tournament play and a sprint to the stanley cup. >> sam brock reporting u. went team sports to three of the coming back online within two weeks. many are hoping that they can all finish out their season, and you can watch the

. >> that's the thrilling new nba 2k21 trailer zion williamson giving basketball fans the excitement desperately desire. after less than one year in the nba the rookie is now the exciting new face of the latest video game franchise vanessa, he's a duky, too. >> you have to be excited about that that's fireworks in the nfl. vanessa, good morning. >> hey, good morning we're watching our fireworks foca resti know they're going to be looking a lot different this year but we're seeing sunny conditions across -- it cleans more stains better than the number one selling liquid oxi detergent. boom! new persil oxi-power. boom! over time, you go noseblind to the odors in your home. (background music) but others smell this... (upbeat music) that's why febreze plug has two alternating scents and eliminate odors for 1200 hours. ♪breathe happy febreze... ♪la la la la la. >>> according to a study by the national bureau of economic research, there is little proof the protests caused significant spikes in virus. one in 13 cities saw a jump in cases, that's phoenix. stay-at-home orders ended before the

. ♪ so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> reporter: new orleans pelicans star zionamson with the words "peace" written on the back of his jersey. the teams along with the rest of the nba have been isolated at espn wide world of sports complex near orlando. so far the so-called bubble has not been breached by the virus. the league saying this week that out of 344 players tested, none has tested positive for coronavirus. >> we wanted it. fans wanted it. just for the whole world to get back to it, get back to the season. >> reporter: the tip and the game unlike anything we've ever seen. >> you think a player can talk smack with a virtual fan. >> reporter: with virtual fans in the stands coaches no longer required to wear suits while living in the bubble and the referees now using whistle covers. the nba suspended all games in march when utah jazz player rudy gobert tested positive after he jokingly touched several microphones during a news briefing but the season picking up where it left off. it was gobert who scored the first basket last night. >> rudy gobert gets thi

other athletes featured on the 2-k-21 covers will be new orleans rookie standout zion williamson, and native...oakland's own damian lillard, who plays for the portland trailblazers. the game's release date has not been announced. (vicki)tonight a minneapolis woman says her son flew on an airplane and found out soon after that he tested positive for covid-19.(ella)but when she tried to alert the airline, she was surprised by the company's response.erin hassan-zadeh has that story. --reporter pkg-as follows-- robin sande:"finally got through to somebody and told them my son had flown on flight 412 and that he was covid positive"robin sande's 20 year old son was waiting for his test result when he hopped on a flight from denver to chicago.two days later? word he was positive.prompting robin to call frontier airlines.robin sande:"she said that we cant call every passenger and i said well don't you have the e-mails couldn't you email them? and she said no we cant do that either."erin hassanzadeh: "robin was disappointed and surprised by the airlines reaction which raises the question: whos

there are people outside of america usually you know this goes back to the protocols of the elders of zion on the idea of jewish puppet masters or anti zionist conspiracies but then they are manipulating people with american particularly people of color and trying to destabilize america and you know taking over for their own nefarious means but this is been a long and really dangerous history of the united states. joel what makes one. willing to believe some of these things that seem so fantastical. well there's a lot of reasons so one of the biggest questions i get asked is why do people believe conspiracy theories and if you think about it a little bit what the question really devolves into is why do people believe anything. and the answer is for a lot of reasons there are top down reasons so for example you might be listening to leaders of the group that you belong to there's bottom up reasons like you have your facing korean's of uncertainty and powerlessness that might lead you to believe certain things. but the answer that i would give that i think has the most explanatory power is t

we will discuss safety as well with avag challenges brawl just at the mount zion school of medicine. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ we know that children get the virus at a far lower rate than any other part of the population. again, there is nothing in the data that would suggest that kids being back in school is dangerous to them. in fact, it is more a matter of their health and well-being that they be back in school. that was the u.s. secretary of education rounds on television. dr., it is so important to understand the repercussions of this. your prescription to how we do that? with basic to be precautions in mind. there is not enough data to understand what the virus does in kids. it might be different with different age groups of children. hard to say how to open safely. somenk we can look to example to europe on how this was done. i don't think there is a good recipe yet. there is not enough data yet to how the conditions in different age groups of children look like. guy: i am really curious about the demographics surrounding this virus and the levels of asymptomatic patients that we

how would you feel if your seatmate cracked open the protocols of the elders of zion mackey would be shocked and yet thanks to encouragement from democratic leaders, it is happening everywhere. white fragility is now required reading in schools and boardrooms. corporations are internalizing its message. will bring for example has announced for the rest of the year it will waive delivery fees on its delivery app but only for a black owned restaurants. post mates its competitor has announced the very same policy. businesses are receiving favorable treatment based solely on the skin color of their owners. haven't we seen that somewhere before? yes, we have. we passed an entire civil rights act to stop at more than 50 years ago. thanks to the democratic party, it is happening again. the justice department meanwhile is doing nothing about this. california's attorney general hasn't done anything despite the fact that uber is based in california and the race-based policy violates the civil rights act flagrantly. they are affirmatively for racial discrimination. as of tonight, the california

. >> reporter: for ruth gitzendanner, using virtual reality, she hyiked zion nationl park. >> i'm lookingin and waters running down -- >> like you're there. >> reporter: her tour guide was cissy lapport. >> to watch you have fun with technology is fascinating. i love volunteering. >> reporter: the two generations have more in common than they may realize. a shared epide o loneliness. older people because spouses or friends have died. director of linkages, a group promoting activities between young and old to combat social isolation. >> research is showing that the impacts of loneliness is you can equate it to smoking 15 cigarettes a day. >> reporter: seriously? >> absolutely. it is worse than obesity. when we look at it from a physical health perspective. >> reporter: surveyed show those 18 to 22, are consider the loneliest in part because they don't interact with others in person. does this program help you understand the need for actual people to be actual friends with? >> yeah. so i think that social media gives us a cocoon, this shell. i think that working with the older adults in gen

about time for it howou would you feel if your seatmate cracked open the protocols of the elders of zionbe shocked. get thanks to encouragement fro, democratic leaders it is happening afterward. eq is now required reading in schools and in boardrooms. corporations are internalizing its message, its sick message. uber has announced it will waive delivery fees but only for black owned restaurants. post mates, its competitors, announce the very same policies. businesses are receiving favorable treatment based solely on the skin colors of their owners. haven't we seen that summerir before? we have and we passed an entire civil rights act to stop it. that was more than 50 years ago. get thanks to democrat a party, it is happening again. the justice department meanwhile is doing nothing about this. california's attorney general hasn't done anything either despite the fact that it is based in california and the company's race-based policies violates the state's civil rights act fly courtney but california democrats no longer believe in ending racial discrimination, they are affirmatively for ra

on thursday, nba players will be back on the court and that includes zion williamson, new orleans pelicans tip off in the first game. these will be the first regular season games played since the pandemic shut down the nba in march. as a washington wizards fan, i can't wait. here's the owner of the dallas mavericks, mark cuban. thank you so much for joining us. the nba isolated players in so-called bubble in orlando. it's kept them virus free, fortunately, so far. do you think it's going to work for the whole season? >> if we stay disciplined, i do think it will work to have all the players in zero positives. that is incredible and shows their commitment to really making this work. >> obviously, every sport is different. basketball teams have fewer players than football players on the field. baseball for that matter. but could a bubble work, do you think, not just for the nba, but for other sports as well? doesn't look like football or mlb is having any bubble along those lines. no fans in the stadium but not a bubble like the nba. >> it's different because we can put a court anywhere. we

independent nominations, there is a antebellum period that there is a church, but in the south you have the zion church. that is the first independent southern, at least one of the first nominations. >> before they were emancipated you said, there wasn't a large amount of slaves who were christian. do you think that is because they were free and so they thought it as they had to convert? >> i don't know that they necessarily saw it, i haven't seen documentation because god liberated us, liberated us as we are going to convert. but i definitely think that it was a good representation of what faith could do. for that reason, i also think it was in some ways of more practical element in people being able to move about and make terse choices of their own of where and how to worship. some people had not been in a religious community at all. with the work of the independent association is to actually carry out mission work among black folks is probably a significant component. they said, we are the people that are qualified to help the free people. who better than us? we know black people ourselves. w

zion and a 30 plus bed at ucsf. the doctor said it is a situation they're watching closely. especially since what they don't have, icu beds to spare. >> we are extremely prepared. we took a lot of protective measures earlier on that are still in place so we will be able to very quickly ramp up if there's a surge. >> reporter: but she said she can't stress enough, hospitals may be prepared but it's best to stay out. by wearing masks, washing hands and keeping social distance. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> coming up, we talk with experts and families about the recommendations from a doctor's group that young kids shouldn't wear masks to school this fall. >> i'm spencer christian. it is cooling down now. the temperatures will be rising for the fourth of july. i'll have the weekend forecast coming up. >>> and staying home during the pandemic could be saving people's lives from more than just coronavirus. it is helping >>> as more and more school districts are putting out their health guidelines for the fall, they're tackling the issue of masks for younger children. it is part

especially the right to speak against the state and challenge its power i had a range to see professor zion way way a close aide to the late things out paying the man who changed china your old boss things have presided over the bloodshed in tim square what would you say to the survivors. of tiananmen square because so many of those did fight for what they saw as democratic change in china. in 1809 there were 2 political force one was those reprise any by the chinese students their hero was me how you gorbachev who happen to be in their slogan was the. unions today china's to more than so the idea was political reform 1st other reforms 2nd otherwise china will be hopeless and those messy which opposite he saw. that he sought you know china must have economic reform 1st as a reform 2nd this priority must be set clear. unfortunately at that particular moment in 99 to 2 political forces cannot reach a compromise so definitely a tragedy occur. it was more than a tragedy it was a massacre. of which the memory remains a raw presence in modern china. why does the chinese state still fear the few.

the jazz and zion followed by lebron and the lakers taking on kawhi and the clippers. >> major leaguel reportedly having to create more rules and protocols for players after a covid-19 outbreak infected nearly half of the miami marlins roster. another marlins player tested positive yesterday, making 16 players, two coaches total. espn reporting that the league sent a memo to teams yesterday outlining the new health and safety protocols. they are encouraging players to stay in their hotel during road trips other than to go to the game. they have to wear surgical masks instead of cloth masks during travel, and every time, jim and poppy, has to travel with a compliance officer to make sure that players and staff are following orders and league protocols. these teams and leagues not playing in a bubble environment this season, jim and poppy, the most focus and disciplined team may be the team in the end who is able to compete for that title. >> we'll be watching, coy wire, thanks very much, and we'll be right back. try wayfair. you got this! ♪ ♪ perfect. -you're welcome. i love it. how'd

. >> zion national park. >> i'm looking off the side of the mountain and water's rung down to the streamde. >> the technology is truly fascinating. >> the two generations have more in common than they realize. a epidemic of loneliness. older people because spouses or friends have died. this group promotes activities between young and old to combat social isolation. >> research is showing that the impact of loneliness is you can equate it to smoking 15 cigarettes a day. >> seriously? >> absolutely. it is worse tha 22 are considered the loneliest americans because they don't interact in person. this program helped you understand the need for actual people to be actual friends with? >> yeah. so i think that social media gives us that. i think that working with the generation tech, you can get into that zone where you're not just focused on yourself, you're focused on solving that specific tech problem. but you're creating those like bonds that might be surprising to you. i think it's a whole new perspective on what it means to be able to connect with our society. >> you've made this kind of

new orleans store zion willi williamson had the word peace on the back of his jersey.nd there were virtual fans in the stands, coaches you will notice there you see them are no longer required to wear suits and referees now use whistle covers. the nba suspended all games back in march when rudy y positive. but the season picked up right where they left off because gobert happened to score the first basket last night. who knew that was going to happen. >> the fans in the stands is very interesting. >> i didn't expect to look like that. >> i thought it looked kind of cool. >> it does actually. >> it looked a little better in an when they were trying to show the wave in some of the baseball games over the weekend. the virtual fans in the stand, didn't come across as good as what we saw last night. so kudos to them. >> they had virtual stands doing the virtual wave? >> yes. i just happened to be wearing -- it was -- was it the dodgers/giants? i don't know. it was at the dodgers stadium and i happened to be watching. they tried. they can get it better. we're still watching.

and my first job was mount zion emergency hospital which is now ucsf.nd every day that i drive by ucsf and i look at the old mount zion emergency, i have a sense of pride knowing that i had a part of building that place. yeah, i did. i graduated as an apprentice and worked on a retrofit for city hall. i loved looking at that building and i take big pride in knowing that i was a part of that retrofit. my first for formen job was a 40 story building from the ground up. and it's a predominantly male industry and most of the times people underestimate women. i'm used to it though, it's a challenge for me. >> as a female you're working with a lot of guys. so when they see a woman, first they don't think that the woman is in charge and to know that she's a person that is in charge with operations, i think that it's great, because it's different. it's not something -- i mean, not only a female but the only female of color. >> i was the first female finisher in the cement shop and i was the first crew supervisor, in the shop as a woman. when i became a two, the

new orleans pelicans star zion williamson says he is looking forward to playing again as the nba decidesn. the 19-year-old rookie is set to travel to florida ahead of the july 30 restart. several high-profile players have opted out of the season due to the recent spike in covid-19 cases in the u.s., but williamson believes the nba will let the players health their priority. >> i trust the nba. in the bubble, we are going to be in a safe environment. protected from certain situations and what's going on. man, it's crazy. were actually about to go. a lot of process, for usre, i'm excited. >> 31 players have tested positive for coronavirus in major league baseball's first round of testing. 30 news coincides with all teams starting training at their home ballparks on friday. the delayed and shortened season is scheduled to begin later this month. in new york, the yankees chairman says he expects some fans to be allowed to games later in the year. optimist aboutn a lot of these situations. this is a huge undertaking and there's a lot of different components. we are in this kind of virtual pre

league and look who is back at the practice court today in the nba bubble, new orleans pelicans rookie zion williamson syan just completed a four-day quarantine after taking an absence outside the nba bubble to deal with a family emergency because william had tested negative twice. he only had to do the shorter quarantine this time around which means he will be eligible to play on thursday when the pelicans start their season will restart their season. i could say against the utah jazz, diane was limited in practice today, head coach alvin gentry said williamson will be reevaluated after tomorrow's practice. >>then he'll decide if he will play in thursday's seeding games so full thursday, the nba is back it seems like forever since we last saw a game. now that is all i have for sports back to you all right jason next today, they say absence makes the heart ponder. >>one been separated by a bo >>dating during a pandemic. >>about this couple who lives. >>across the u.s. canadian border from each other they're trying to prove that their love is essential hill while the border closure has kept

zion church. so for the first seven years of my education that is where i learned to count, to read, to write, and all of those kind of things. the good thing about the one-room school was that if you you were in third grade, you could hear the lessons for the fourth grade, the fifth grade, sixth, and so on up the line. so you were on stage at some point, but otherwise you were reviewing all the time if you wanted to be reviewing all the time. we had to take to the school a jar that we took a piece of adhesive tape and we put our name on that adhesive tape on the jar and we turned it upside down by the cooler, which was present at the back of the room. we, of course, had no fountains or anything of that sort. but right in the middle of the room we had this very large diameter drum that was the heater, and it was never possible to have heat in that room that was even. you would think that, ah, it's going to work today, then all of a sudden the lid to the heater would start floating up and down and

still yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ my hittas separate from petty and stupid ♪ i do unto to them like zionared for all the hatred we get ♪ 'cause if i make the wrong turn and stop at a gas station ♪ listen, there's a small chance that i could probably be lynched ♪ in 2019, and probably still in 2020 ♪ and probably twenty years later ♪ 'cause this ain't gon' leave it's never gon' end, ♪ that's why i gotta scribble this pen ♪ 'cause i got a voice and no one in my generation don't ever ♪ say 'cause it ain't cool to talk like this ♪ but chalk lines tracin' of bodies make me drop my ♪ my job is this, say truth to make your jawlines drip ♪ so if i get flipped, this message is in all my hits ♪ he was just a drug dealer, record wasn't clean ♪ so we see him as a thug he was just a crazy man, ♪ he blew up the school just to say he can, i love this girl, this girl ♪ loves me even though i'm a girl too, ♪ she my, ♪ aw, we all brothers and sisters ♪ we all brothers and sisters, we all brothers ♪ >> stephen: thank you, idk, we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for "a late show." tune in tomorrow w

the family has been working this land at the edge of zion national park for more than a century and aons, cody's six, rusty's seven, and his boy is eight. ( laughs ) generations. >> whitaker: bill, do you think the wright family will be ranching this land in another 150 years? >> bill wright: well, i hope so, i really do. when you work as hard on something as i have at this, you don't want to see it just go away. >> whitaker: what keeps their way of life going are rituals like this: branding day. >> hee-oh! hee-oh! >> whitaker: bill and his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren gather every year to round up, vaccinate, and brand their cattle. the hard work brings them together. it defines them on the ranch and in the arena. >> cody wright: dad's the first one to preach that you get out of it what you put into it. and if he's seen you putting something into it, they were both behind you. and it didn't matter if they had to sell the-- the farm. they was going to get you there. >> whitaker: they sacrificed a lot for you to reach your dream. >> cody wright: i think so. um... >>

2017 and other athletes featured on the 2 k 21 covers will be new orleans pelicans rookie standout zionliamson and a bay area native oakland zone damian lillard who plays for the portland trail blazers the game's release date has not yet been announced. thanks so much kate tonight, a new survey says the netflix users are so happy with the streaming service. >>they wouldn't mind paying a little more money for it. that study published this week by cowen and company even with streaming competition coming in from disney plus hbo max apple tv plus and others netflix has seen its pricing power grow over the last 5 months and now we're also watching to see when not if those prices will go up again in december 47% of netflix users said they cough up more money to keep the service and now 55% said they would however analysts don't expect netflix to raise prices again this year. and said his own home ablaze with fireworks knows all caught on watch what happens when some driveway fireworks go horribly wrong. police say the group was sliding off illegal fireworks in an alleyway. >>the man on the le

check out the dime from zion williamson usually dunking on phones. what a play to lonzo ball. 4th quarter now jazz up by one they're down by as much as 16 donovan mitchell was spectacular in the 4th quarter to give the dead the 3 point lead and that does it he beat the pelicans by 2 great first night back dad will take on the thunder on saturday. now let's take a look at what the giants are doing right now over at oracle. they are down 6 to 4 they were down 5 to one so making their way back we'll have full highlights at 10. tara, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? >>wow...ok! that's 15% on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? idina menzel to sing your own theme song? ♪ tara, tara, look at her go with a fresh cup of joe. ♪ gettin' down to work early! ♪ following her dreams into taxidermy! oh, it's...tax attorney. ♪ i read that wrong, oh yeeaaaah! geico. save an extra 15 percent when you switch by october 7th. ♪ give it up for tara! but as californians we'll get throu

pelicans rookie zion williamson, he just completed a four-day quarantine after taking an action outside the nba bubble could deal with a family urgency. because williamson had tested negative twice he only had to do the shorter quarantine which means he will be eligible to play thursday when new orleans one tips off the restart of the nba season against the utah jazz time was limited in practice head coach alvin gentry said williamson would be reevaluated after tomorrow practice. >>then decide if he'll play in thursday's seedi >>coming up next the news continues on our 24 7 streaming service kron on its commercial free or ella sogomonian there she is standing by live in the newsroom with what. >>we're working on tonight high l a. >>hey great and vicki people are still finding ways to celebrate during the pandemic but tonight a warning out of a northern california county after somebody cut the coronavirus when they attended the gathering of more than 40 family and friends we're going to have those details new at 11 on the kron on app. >>all right alex, thank you by the way everybody out

this is the naacp dinner at the mount zion baptist church in seattle in 1945. what's important is not that these people were celebrating and having a great time at the dinner. in 1940 there are only 140 members of the naacp in seattle. by 1945 there were over 3,000. over 3,000. this kind of growth is pretty well typical, reflective of the evolution of naacp chapters in a number of cities across the country. this was happening in the north. what was happening in the south was even more dramatic. in the south essentially the naacp for the first time became a major organization to contend with. our best estimate is that between roughly 1940 and 1946, naacp membership in the south increased from about 25,000 to over 400,000. 25,000 to over 400,000. now this is not just about numbers. it's not just about the growing ranks of the naacp. it's also about what's happening within the organization itself and in the 1940s, there's going to be an increase, a dramatic increase in the number of lawsuits filed by naacp local chapters, local branches. in other words what's happ

. >> and zion, you were there to spend a couple of hours with him but he invited you to spend a couplein washington, right? >> yes so that was a big deal for us because the fact that he took time out of his day to come and talk to us and then later we go to go into the congressional floor in the capitol with him and make a vote where he showed us his card his most prized possession that meant a lot to us and now we could understand now that we're older and see how that reacts with everybody else as well and so i appreciate it. >> and zara, you had the experience when you were young and now you're older and you see the outpouring of love and support for him here today what goes through your mind when you see that and why was it important for you to be here today. >> it is great to see the love and support and it is important to be here because it is a reminder and remembrance that we should always continue to fight for what is right and just fight until we get those rights. >> and that is the message, alex, that i've hearing from so many young people out here and parents. it is time for

of liverpool on the beaches of senegal because hawke al-jazeera the car new orleans pelicans stars zion williamson says he's looking forward to playing again and supports the n.b.a.'s decision to resume the season and i 9 year old rocky is set to travel to florida next week ahead of the july 30th restart several high profile players have opted out of the season due to the recent spike in co with 19 cases in the us while you believe the n.b.a. will make the players healthy its priority. trust. in the bud we're going to be in a safe environment. so that certain situations. so love the process for sure. and that is all your support for now come all back to you thank you we'll see you again later on. finally chile one of the world's highest corona virus infection writes it has more than 280000 cases and almost 6000 deaths but as lock downs are imposed in parts of the country residents in one remote corner of celebrating a return to the mall a latin america at a certain cinemas. this is rapidly better known as easter island famous for its mysterious stone statues called more lives. at one of