laurie you wrote a very strong piece and a nice correlation with the deep on the police movement what are some of the inefficiencies you've noticed in the v.a. that aren't being solved by the additional funding. so one of the big things centers around mental health care and suicide prevention not spent a very important topic over the past few years unfortunately we have a lot of service members who when they transition to that are in status go through a lot of. what the culture and the torsional system funding for smell health specifically has seen some of the highest increases that we haven't seen a decrease in the amount of veterans who are committing suicide so i use that as a very pertinent example because as the v.a. has started to branch out and look for other solutions they've realized that suicide isn't just a health care problem it's a multifaceted problem and oftentimes there are community organizations on the ground who may have more access that may be able to intervene and they have seen that these community organizations can sometimes provide assistance outside of the hea

nbc science contributor laurie garrett, thank you. actually, it's not, it's basic. we appreciate you coming on. lawy laurie's new piece is entitlemented "america's schools are a moral and medical catastrophe". it's worth a weird. let's bring in chuck schumer of new york. great to have you on the show this morning. first of all, i'd like for you to comment on whether or not you feel it's safe for children in your state but also across america to go back to school? >> i think safety has to come first. if we let donald trump push us around, he pushed around his governors in texas and arizona and florida and georgia to open up too quickly and look what's happened there. if you open a school too quickly, a kid, teacher gets coronavirus and then the school has on to shutdown, that's worse. we have proposed something that might really help. there are ways schools can be made safe but they need a lot of resources. they need money for masks. i was up at a school district in upstate new york, 4,000 students, 5,000 administrator, if they give a mask every day, about four or 50

to more than $1400.00 in the last 2 weeks where it came to power after winning and storage rerun of lauri's presidential election in. french president has kept most of his government's key figures in place after a reshuffle but emanuel mccall has replaced his interior minister his took us to there after he faced heavy criticism for his response to black lives matter protests in france comes after he pointed to shock us tix as prime minister on friday or in local elections last week. the british government is offering a $2000000000.00 lifeline to save the arts and culture sector thousands of people have lost their incomes welfare to as museums and music venues have remained empty during the coronavirus outbreak the government says they support package will save the crown jewels of the u.k.'s art industry but can't protect every job or each owns reports from its west end. what is a theatre without an audience or a gallery with no art lovers nothing more than expensive real estate with high bills and 0 income for weeks the u.k.'s arts and culture industry has been begging for government help s

advocate laurie riley topic joins us next to discuss that and they don't want their state to be watchable. the arrest in charging glenn maxwell and the saga states needs to turn what about the timing and the specific indictments what kind of defense can be expected is a deal in the cards and will justice be served. the world is driven by shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. so we were. going to be. the new more. of those who just can stuff it up with if they get in your kill that oh. antarctica is a very international community i. mean a new strain we're going to play. with just a bit because this study says you do indeed. those who pushed them at the one who used to keep the business for their new cool script. is everything reduced polluted with just one cup of tea do with the above the. law they have that would affect all day but other decided not to take people's life. would migrate to you that. yeah like. government inefficiency is a topic that never seems to go away the more money thrown at certain agencies the worse their outcomes seem to be but we rarely hear consensus aro

thank you for that rory laurie chalons live for us in london there russia's ambassador to bella rule says he has been summoned to the foreign ministry in a sign of escalating tensions between the 2 neighbors this is after security forces detained more than 30 suspected russian mess in areas near minsk state media reporting that authorities had been told 200 private contractors fighters had entered the country to destabilize it ahead of its presidential election in august russia has denied the allegations and asked to clarify the situation. has been one of russia's most reliable allies since the fall of the soviet union but relations have strained in recent years moscow wants bella rooster implemented a union agreement signed in 1909 that would create a single currency constitution parliament and court system between them but president alexander look at shango blames moscow for domestic discontent and is accused of plotting to overthrow him meanwhile relations between bella bruce and the west have improved in february mike became the 1st became the 1st us secretary of state to visit m

that turns out the kid laurie riley topping joins us next to discuss definitely don't want to miss this day to watch. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one percent of those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of an. hand us military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news or direction as where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. no crowd. no

that turns out the kid laurie riley topic joins us next to discuss that and we don't want to miss this there to watch. the vote with the yeah you like. we are segregated and by social class lower middle class people also in poverty 1st class if you're born and show up for family ah you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years younger than if you're born into generational poverty. it's a tough fight every day she who meets your needs and the needs of your family. i don't. know shunts. she felt. very strong no the 1st one. which your thirst for. government inefficiency is a topic that never seems to go away the more money thrown at certain agencies the worse their outcomes seem to be but we rarely hear consensus around deep on big government agencies actually as bad as they get the call to fund them at higher levels are melting one agency that consistently seems to make headlines is the us department of veterans affairs the v.a. is funding levels have nearly die. in th

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laurie you wrote a very strong piece and a nice correlation with the deep on the police movement what are some of the inefficiencies you've noticed in the v.a. that aren't being solved by the additional funding. so one of the big things centers around mental health care and suicide prevention not spent a very important topic over the past few years unfortunately we have a lot of service members who when they transition to that are in status go through a lot of. what the culture and the torsional system is funding for smell health specifically has seen some of the highest increases that we haven't seen a decrease in the amount of veterans who are committing suicide so i use that as a very pertinent example because as the v.a. has started to branch out and look for other solutions they've realized that suicide isn't just a health care problem it's a multifaceted problem and oftentimes there are community organizations on the ground who may have more access that may be able to intervene and they have seen that these community organizations can sometimes provide assistance outside of the

united states to talk about china's human rights record at all john you want to jump in on that go ahead laurie asked me 1st address this issue not needing to knock your property as. so ross mansion i think this is of course why i think this is a. gross country again a campaign coming from white house coming on this trump i'm afraid i mean let's talk about you know cyber theft of intellectual property now there are many going to have. access from russia from china have from the united states these are 1st of all i don't think in trying to trim that to the government 2nd china has the largest population we have. people so natural republic the largest population of. cyberspace you know you shipment this to a sort of space concert. the whole of the nation approach to syria market it's not 2 properties that's just crazy i mean give me a warning example of one technological achievement as a result of you know americans in action properties you know that scan any advantage if you didn't have a lot of talk about this in the past in the media the last 2 years or so but if you don't show all of this thi

ok fellow ok if i'm going to fit let me throw it back to laura problems with venters mike laurie do you feel like we can still practice freedom of religion in america today as our founders intended. in most communities absolutely but in these communities like what we're seeing in los angeles in portland in other cities across this country where our faith is being attacked no they won't tolerate it and that's where our elected leaders we need more leadership this is an election year and christians and jews are paying attention to their religious freedoms that are being squandered by these litter these leaders these local officials who refuse to execute the law and protect the citizens especially to be able to worship they are shutting down even with the the whole code crisis we see it even with leaders in our in our states in our local communities who are shutting down our ability to worship or to gather it's unacceptable but that's a myth. well but that's the thing where you know you would expect this out of something underneath any administration but right now this is president trump y

rob: the latest act of violence with a sharp rise in shooting, laurie lightfoot agreeing to work with federal agencies to fight violence, promising to keep agents out of the city. >> what happened in portland, what we receive his resources plugging into the existing federal agencies that we work with on a regular basis. rob: acting dhs director chad wolf says they have the right to secure cities until law and order is restored. could execute mayor lightfoot of playing politics, her residents are being killed. geraldo rivera signing off on this violence. >> how many more will be shot and killed before we recognize this is a crisis, urban civil war, people are dying, men, women and children are being shot, they upset about nothing, they obsess about theater, they obsess about demonstrators being herded off the street, the streets of chicago running red, these are not just hyperbole. this is literal truth. jillian: according to chicago police murders are up 51% and shootings are up 47%. rob: to cruise plans to introduce a bill that allows citizens medicines armed by riots to serve -- to

. >> okay, laurie asks this project, does this project affect how you cover poverty in new york city? what lessons do you want readers to take away about our city and any quality or other lessons? >> i don't know if it changed, came in with a perspective of someone who didn't come up wealthy, someone on food stamps, free and reduced lunch, this was not foreign to me, but i think it reiterated what i wanted to get across. the public has a tendency to view homelessness as they man on the street with a cardboard sign and homelessness in new york city especially, people look like me, women, many of them black and hispanic who are -- so to me this book shows that and also people are people and sometimes there are obstacles. the economic, education, and it ends in homelessness. at this point, i think our government is going to have to really think about housing policies not just in new york city but around the country. >> this one is for giselle. allison asks what advice do you have for encouraging and recruiting female parent leaders like you in roles like this? >> good one. for recruiting

reopened in london launch very happy crowds gathered in big gardens and outdoor spaces correspondent laurie chalons went to soho where thousands flocked to enjoy their fest night out months many of them not adhering to social distancing rules. the mix of young people being out after several months of being pretty much locked indoors alcohol into the mix a sense of. jubilation party atmosphere no there was very little social distancing going on very few mosques being warned so we're going to have to really see what happens next is obviously a big worry that this kind of party atmosphere might lead to fresh outbreaks of covert 19 in the u.k. in in england as other parts of the u.k. are still kind of working out their own exit from from lock down the you know the the government is saying that this went pretty well that by and large people behave responsibly but that's not a view that's being shared by people in the police force the head of the police federation has said that look you know clearly drunk people either can't or it's all will not socially distance and the impact that this might ha

and what i'm wondering is laurie garrett's big volumes of reporting on research on pandemics, that was in 2000, 2002 and four years before that i was reading about research that had been done in public health so it surprised me that you said that there was only a handful of people doing that research and i'm just wondering why? i'll take my answer on tv, thank you. >> that's a great question, thank you. it's my pleasure to try and answer it. look, this is not a satisfactory situation. there are, i said what was that in fact i handful of hundreds of companies and in fact there were all sorts of research programs in covid and other things which were shut down before that. it's nothing to do with the industry, it had to do with research. >> host: it was only a handful of companies focusing on coronavirus and covid in january. >> .. >> .. there was no let's get ready for this, it's a very unsatisfactory circumstance and i think if there's one thing we learned is that we can never allow that to happen again. we simply can't. covid-19 will be followed by something else, will be followed whet

would you please remain standing and welcome greg laurie, the senior pastor at harvest christian fellowship for an invocation. >> let's pray together. we are thankful to live in this country the united states of america and one thing we treasure so greatly as the freedom we have to pursue life, liberty and happiness. we have the freedom to speak our minds, the worship and freedom to proclaim the message that jesus christ died for our sins and rose from the dead and can give the personal life, liberty and happiness if we will put our trust in him, but we have other brothers and sisters in other countries that don't have this freedom. we think of those suffering under the tyranny of china including our own persecuted church. we pray for them that you would strengthen them and help them and we thank you for president trump who wants to lead us courageously in the right way, and we thank you for secretary pompeo, who is a champion of these rights. we pray for secretary pompeo as your servant, as he travels around the world to help spread this freedom that we enjoy. we commit this meeting, the s

trump recently stepped up his attacks on chicago's mayor, laurie lightfoot. berating her and other democratic mayors, extreme and radical left democrats, he called them. for failing to quell the violence in their cities. and this photo which led people to say, if you can find an attorney general to look at you, to wink at you, the way bill barr looks and winks at donald trump, hire him. here to talk about this, our panel. political reporter and author, journalist and cohost of the circus on show time. executive editor of the recount. good evening, and welcome to you all. peter, i'd like to begin with you and your beat first. another coronavirus case in the white house. another briefing absent experts. the president says they're more concise this way. in the meantime, as the virus continues to surge, he's surging militarized feds to chicago after they tear-gassed a group of moms in portland who had formed a human line to protect the protesters. have i correctly described this week in july in the summer of 2020? >> yeah, you have. and of course it's a very unse

backlash tonight >> new backlash against law enforcement after clearing out the chop in seattle with laurie years arguing about restrictions on pepper spray and other crowd control projectiles. meanwhile the seattle father mourning the loss of his son killed in the chop zone has calls of support from donald trump and mayor jenny durkin. correspondent jeff paul joins us from our west coast newsroom. >> a federal judge in seattle city council taking action in mid june to stop seattle police from using things like pepper spray when dealing with crowds. however just one day ago that is exactly what offices used as they began to clear out the chop zone. here's where things get complicated, the court order still gives the okay to use count control weapons in certain situations like if those offices are facing physical harm embassy counsel legislation that bans the use of those weapons isn't even active yet. today wearing helmets and body armor, seattle police went to the area clearing out anything and anyone who might have remained in the chop zone. police arrested around 3 dozen people with char

trump recently stepped up his attacks on chicago's mayor, laurie lightfoot. berating her and other democratic mayors, extreme and radical left democrats, he called them. for failing to quell the violence in their cities. and this photo which led people to say, if you can find an attorney general to look at you, to wink at you, the way bill barr looks and winks at donald trump, hire him. here to talk about this, our panel. good evening, and welcome to you all. peter, i'd like to begin with you and your beat first. another coronavirus case in the white house. another briefing absent experts. the president says they're more concise this way. in the meantime, as the virus continues to surge, he's surging militarized feds to chicago after they tear-gassed a group of moms in portland who had formed a human line to protect the protesters. have i correctly described this week in july in the summer of 2020? >> yeah, you have. and of course it's a very unsettled time. it's a time when it feels like anything can happen, is happening, and it's hard to get a grasp on it.

. >> california employment development department spokes person laurie levy joins us for getting answers. if you haven't seen it, that's the show that kristen hosts every day at 3:00. michael finney reading a message about how the department is dealing with a massive number of claims. >> this is from mirna. she said i can't believe it is this difficult to get help. it would be better if the state just opens up. i would rather take my chance with the virus than edd. >> it is heart breaking to hear that and i can tell you, we all wish we had a magic wand and we could be ahead and expand capacity overnight. we really do care about helping we've never facedrt anly not fo dyeond a persevere, continue to roll out customer enhancements. we have a knew or our identity process. where people will be ablelo d tn authentic them in real-time. >> join michael finney and the 7 on your side team for a special town hall. just over hand hour away. you'll hear the frustrations of bay area residents trying to get unemployment benefits and discuss possible solutions with two assemblymen. tonight, the youtube

we are going to begia program with a prayer here would you please remain standing and welcome greg laurie, the senior pastor at harvest christian fellowship for an invocation. [applause] let's all pray together. father, we're so thankful to live in this country, the united states of america. and one thing we treasure so greatly is the freedom we have from you to pursue life, liberty and happiness. we have the freedom to speak our minds, the freedom to worship and the freedom to proclaim the message that jesus christ died for our sins and rose from the dead, and to give the personal life, liberty and happiness it will put our trust in him. but with other brothers and sisters in other countries that don't have this freedom. we think of those suffering under the tyranny of china including our own persecuted church we pray for them that you would strengthen them and help them we thank you for president trump wants to lead us courageously in the right way. and we thank you for secretary pompeo who is a champion of these rights. we pray for secretary pompeo as your servant as he travels around

he is from pittsburgh. 33-year-old laurie elizabeth blumenthal is accused of burning a cop car in philadelphia where she lives. federal investigators tracked her down, thanks to tattoos and t-shirts. the shirt reads "keep the immigrants. deport the races." blumenthal works as a massage therapist. she is not surprisingly the daughter of a department chairman at lasalle university. stephan cannon is charged with the murder of retired st. louis police officer david dorn. he was shot to death while protecting a friend's pawnshop. what exactly was he killed for? apparently a television. police found the television in cannon's home as they arrested him. to attorneys in new york city, they went to prestigious law schools. mattis graduated from princeton at nyu law, robin went to fordham law. both are charged with causing a molotov cocktail at marked nypd squad car. in an interview taped in brooklyn, declaring violence would be the only way forward. "the only way they hear a sister violence." through the means that they use. we've got to use the master's tools. that's what my friend always has." when

great to see you, laurie jon, some of those signs, are threatening to take the nasdaq red. hasn't happened yesterday. >>> meantime, moderna shares surging from promising results from the study on the experimental covid vaccine meg tirrell has the latest meg. >> hey, jon, this is still the phase one trial. 45 participants but it's really the first real look at the data that we've gotten to see and what it showed participants all generated what are called neutralizing antibodies. and neutralizing antibodies are things that block the virus to find cells they found the dose taking place that the antibodies are generated at levels two to four times higher than people who recovered from covid-19. they also did observe some side effects, particularly after the second shot with this vaccine, fatigue, chills, headache and muscle pain. but they are taking this into a phase three, starting july 27th of 30,000 participants that puts them neck and neck with pfizer which says it plans to start a phase three at the end of this month. now merck ceo making comments on monday at harvard busi

my colleague laurie frasier wrote about more people of color being pushed out of cities. when we say "suburban," he's going after white voters. he's going after white older americans hoping they will be scared enough to vote for him. so these polls, i don't really worry about them, because it's the summer. i'm more concerned about october when people start to pay attention to elections and really think about how they're going to make a voting plan in the midst of a global pandemic that the president has failed to control or even accept. >> yeah, i would say amen to keeping the polls at arm's length for now. as we get closer to the election, that's when i will want to know more about not only what they say but parsing the numbers and who specifically we're talking about. robert, let's say the president last night and at mt. rushmore on friday. it seems he may be kind of disconnected from the reality across the country when it comes to covid, when it comes to race, but that's the way it might seem. it also seems like he knows what the strategy was that worked for him in 201

laurie thomas couldn't emphasize enough that they'll need a lot of help from the federal government to get through the crisis. they don't want to mimic what's happening in new york. recent projections predict 85% of restaurants could fail this year because of the pandemic. abc7 news. >> 85%. that's a staggering figure. thank you. nflt a coronavirus outbreak has hit the california legislature. at least six people who work in the assembly have tested positive including an assembly woman from southern california. it was supposed to start taking up bills yesterday. but now it's under clear when it will return from its recess. it has seven weeks left with hundreds of bills. living with coronavirus means constantly evaluating the risk level of different activity that's we all do from summer camp to shopping. we put together an interactive game where you can guess the risk and see what medical experts think about it. it is all on our webb. abc7 news doc. >>> coming up, a birthday celebration at a restaurant roo indiana by racism. you'll hear from both parties involved. >> a familiar encounter

. >> california department spokeswoman laurie levy joined us for getting answers today at 3:00 and michael finney asked her about delays people are seeing when they apply for benefits. >> we all wish we had a magic wanted and we could expand capacity overnight. we really do. we sincerely do care about helping our neighbors and our communities. this is a very tough road. we never faced a pandemic like this. certainly not for at least 100 years. >> she said they're working on a new feet that you are should speed things up to upload documents that will be then indicated in real-time. if you need help during the pandemic, we are here for you. you will see a button labeled, covid-19 resources. >>> building a better bay area during the pandemic means balancing our economic needs along with our health concerns. the state rallied a record high number of deaths. 157. that brings the total above 8,000 for the first time. california has more than 425,000 diagnosed cases. the most of any state in the country. the seven-day positivity is now 8%. the goal was to stay below that number. it is at least a

. >> reporter: laurie garcia's family will avoid the party boats at ski beach but plans to tie up 18 vessels for one big holiday gathering over the next four to five days. most of the boats launching at private marinas are hoping to find their own safe spot somewhere on the waterway. for those who make their living selling or renting boats and gear, it is a dream come true. >> it has been booming. it has been great. >> reporter: the marinas and boat retailers say since the shelter at home restrictions started business has taken off. people are buying up everything from paddle boards to mini yachts and wave runners. >> we bought these about a month ago. >> reporter: all looking for a safe way to be social and outdoors. >> we just sold that one there and it is ready for delivery. >> reporter: this $50,000 pontoon boat, the last of 55 vessels sold by the local nor cal master craft dealer in the past month. veteran delta boaters noticing the surge and are concerned about etiquette and accidents. >> there's a lot of inexperienced boaters on the water, and i think they need to get the word

executive director laurie thomas says up to half of them may go out of business. >>we were anticipating about 30 to 50% wouldn't make it through and i think sadly the longer this continues unless we see another significant round of federal relief. we can come back to that people are going to be able to sustain anymore definitely. >>grateful to have a loyal customer base. however, it's just not like oh greece are running our business for all the restaurant owners out there stay strong. >>and stay healthy and we welcome back. >>so some business owners do believe they can make it through the pandemic but they say it all depends on the communities efforts to control the spread of covid-19. >>the fbi has arrested a chinese scientist charged with visa fraud wong tang was hiding at the chinese consulate in san francisco. after concealing her ties to the chinese military she left the consulate for medical care and was arrested after her doctor's visit tang have been living in the consulate since june when the fbi seized her passport and visa. well to the peninsula now the

golden gate restaurant association represents about 800 food establishments and executive director laurie thomas says up to half of them may go out of business what we need is the more federal money. >>to make it for all the restaurant owners out there stay strong. >>and stay healthy and we welcome back that's the hope but there are no guarantees in san francisco fled to gaul kron 4 news. >>coming up former presidential candidate and pizza chain ceo herman cain has died from covid-19 where he may have contracted the virus. >>while working for the trump campaign former president obama without saying his name sharply criticizes president trump today what he has to say about voting by mail and the president's current leadership. plus president trump outlined some of his administration's covid response plans for the fall. how he says his administration >>as we reported this morning president trump made headlines when he tweeted about the possibility of moving the november election day he says in order to avoid voter fraud. then this afternoon. he said he does not want to delay the election du

laurie, as i just said to dr. caplan, my own view, for what it's worth is i don't think there's one solution for the entire country. i recommend that people take a look at the cdc guidelines, as parents, as taxpayers, teachers and administrators and determine can this work in your school. because every single school, in every single district, all across the country is different. i just don't want there to be one decision made for the entire country. i want to remind you to answer the survey questi question @smerconish.com. i'm told we're getting tremendous reaction to this. has cancel culture gone too far? go to smerconish.com and cast a ballot. >>> up ahead, president trump commuted the prison sentence for his long time friend roger stone. i'll ask david axelrod about the political implications. >>> does the arrest of ghislaine maxwell has many wondering if she'll cop a plea against a-list names but how interested are prosecutors in her little black book? roundup. the sure shot wand extends with a protective shie

report found 370 restaurants in this metro area have shuttered for good laurie thompson executive director of the golden gate restaurant association expects this grim picture to get even grimmer we're looking at no ability to return to dine and any time soon we're looking at god forbid is there going to be a pullback again we hope not she says the industry needs a bailout from the feds a 120 billion dollar restaurant relief bill was introduced back in june. it can't come from the city or cities in a world of hurt right, we don't have any more money at the city level that can solve this problem, we don't even have it at the state level we need the government to print the money and put it into the economy and then stand back and trying to fix the problem with testing and everything else some restaurants are limping along with outdoor dining thomas as many here need inside dining to resume. >>before the rain starts in order to survive. maureen kelly kron 4 news. we have another update on the ferry building tonight. it was closed wednesday because it was classified as all but tonight. >>a pr t

the president retweeting this morning a post calling laurie lightfoot the worst mayor in the united states. overnight the mayor had tough words for the president saying she won't tolerate a bunch of secret federal agents patrolling the streets without coordination. cnn's ryan young on the ground there for us in chicago. we've seen what played out in portland. is that a preview of coming attractions for chicago? >> reporter: people who live here in chicago believe that will not work here in this city. john, we have been talking about for years of how tough it is in the summertime to patrol the streets streets in chicago. we have seen numbers because they're surprised. you are just here a few months ago. that leads to trump tower and a homicide here. police released the surveillance video. take a look. police are looking for the men in this video and they want to talk to the witnesses surrounding this area as the shooting happened in the loop highlighting where this violence is spreading throughout the city and show you some video from a funeral scene where we know 14 people were shot. there

executive director laurie thomas says that up to half of them may go out of business. >>we were anticipating about 30 to 50% wouldnyt make it through and i think sadly the longer this continues unless we see another significant round of federal relief. we can come back to that people are going to be able to sustain anymore definitely. >>grateful to have a loyal customer base. however, it's just not like oh greece are running our business for all the restaurant owners out there stay strong. >>and stay healthy and we welcome back. >>well business owners believe they can make it through the pandemic but they say it all depends on the communities efforts to control the spread of covid-19 dave party a lot of inland temperatures today in the 80's and we'll be replaced and that was some more 90's going on but for today conquered about 1992 could have the 4 zone forecast and the tropics. the kron 00:04am morning we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance,

laurie thompson executive director of the golden gate restaurant association expects this grim picture to get even grimmer you know is that a coloring the independent restaurants, you're going to see huge closure rates and the longer this goes on the more that people run out of the. >>that the payroll protection loan money like even myself you know, we'll be lucky to get to end of october and and be able to make she says the industry needs a bailout from the feds a 120 billion dollar restaurant relief bill was introduced back in june. i mean i don't really care where your politics are just like check the politics and write another check what do they care how does that affect their ability to get reelected and we just have to put money into the economy right now right, we'll worry about inflation later we get everything taken off to fast great jack up interest rates and shutter back down but i don't. i don't see that happening until we get about seen some restaurants are limping along with outdoor dining thomas as many here need inside dining to resume. >>before the rain starts in order

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at the yelp report found 370 restaurants in this metro area have shuttered for good laurie thompson executive director of the golden gate restaurant association expects this grim picture to get even grimmer you know is that a coloring the independent restaurants, you're going to see huge closure rates and the longer this goes on the more that people run out of the. >>that the payroll protection loan money like even myself you know, we'll be lucky to get to end of october and and be able to make she says the industry needs a bailout from the feds a 120 billion dollar restaurant relief bill was introduced back in june. i mean i don't really care where your politics are just like check the politics and write another check what do they care. >>how does that affect their ability to get reelected and we just have to pump money into the economy right now right, we'll worry about inflation later we get everything taken off to fast great jack up interest rates and shutter back down but i don't. >>i don't see that happening until we get about seen some restaurants are limping along with outdoor dining

and lauri kind of pointed that out as well. it's failed us miserably. this is the largest public health collapse in the history of the nation. >> final question. when you talk about other interventions asking that question, what do you mean by that? do you mean places like metropolitan areas going back to shelter in place, closing most businesses, stuff like that? >> that's right. we may have to go there. at least to get this back under control because when you've got that massive surge, that vertical slow, clearly the intervention today that the governor has demanded, a full mask wearing by the entire population, that will help. whether it is going to be enough or whether we're going to have to go that next measure, i can't really say. and again this is why you need a national strategy. because you have the models that you could look at for every metro area. work with the epidemiologists at the cdc and say, is this enough or do we have to go further? >> dr. peter, as always, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you so much, chris. all the

golden gate restaurant association represents about 800 food establishments and executive director laurie thomas says up to half of them may go out of business what we need is a more federal money. >>to make it for all the restaurant owners out there stay strong. >>and stay healthy and we welcome back that's the hope but there are no guarantees in san francisco fled to gaul kron 4 news. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news a financial plan that's been benefiting many unemployed americans spires today the concerns of millions of americans have about keeping a roof over their heads. a look outside of the 70 oh bridge as we head to break and yes, we have some traffic here leaving hayward to the peninsula. the brake lights are getting pretty slow here on the right side of your screen but on the left coming into hayward is doing just fine. we'll we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you nee

executive director laurie thomas says up to half of the may go out of business. >>we were anticipating about 30 to 50% wouldn't make it through and i think sadly the longer this continues unless we see other significant round of federal relief. we can come back to that people are going to be able to sustain anymore definitely. >>grateful to have a loyal customer base. however, it's just not like oh greece are running our business for all the restaurant owners out there stay strong. >>and stay healthy and we welcome back. >>well some business owners believe they can make it through the pandemic but they say it all depends on the community severed to control the spread of covid-19. >>after a federal civil rights investigation protest, a national debate. there will be no charges in the 2014 shooting death of michael brown, the black 18 year-old was shot and killed by a white police officer in ferguson missouri, st. louis county's prosecuting attorneys said that he will not charge officer darren wilson. after a reinvestigation of the shooting. >>there's so many point

known each other for some years, and we've been talking since the beginning of this pandemic you and laurie garrett and others have had prescriptives out there, and we've seen those work in other countries, where they managed to flatten the curve. so there's really zero reason this should be happening in the united states. but we heard overnight the administration is going to pull back $25 billion directed to the cdc and $25 billion that ultimately would have gone to the states to increase testing there is some talk they would like to build a nice new shiny fbi building for people out there, what alternative is there other than to social distance and wear masks? can you just hope there's an election result that stops this? because this administration does not seem in any way committed to ending this. >> no, what they're committed to is a shifting from a pandemic narrative, ali, to a political narrative in the run-up to the election in november and i think this is what's driving a lot of the decisions that are being made right now, which are frankly fraught with ignorance, inconsistency, and

laurie out of this time goes opposite way down the right-field line simeon flying around the bases, he comes into score on the doubles makes it to 2 big night for la rionda with those to its to rabies later in the 8th, matt chapman deep to right center off the wall lori scores the a's lead 3 to 2 1st hit of the season. for chafee top 9 now. liam hendriks in the close it out but with one away. crushes it to leave with no doubt about her solo shot game is tied as we speak 3, 3, bottom of the 10th. yeah, they're actually innings there in oakland. all right now to the giants and after they dropped their season opener 8 to one last night in la. hoping for a better showing tonight right they have the first year manager gabe kepler chavez ravine here this is the second in a four-game series. to begin the season dodgers wasting no time second hitter of the game, max muncy. takes taylor is in deep to right field that's gone solo shot one nothing dodgers bottom 6 now for one dodgers left months, he's back at it. left center. of gausman second homer of the game for the former oakland day he had 3

the golden gate restaurant association represents about 800 restaurants and executive director laurie thomas says up to half of them may just go out of business. >>we were anticipating about 30 to 50% wouldn't make it through and i think sadly the longer this continues unless we see significant round of federal relief. we can come back to that people are going to be able to sustain anymore definitely. >>grateful to have a loyal customer base. however, it's just not like how greece are running our business for all the restaurant owners out there stay strong. >>and stay healthy and we welcome back. >>well business owners believe that they can make it through tais pandemic but they say that that depends on the communities effort to control the spread of covid-19. well to the south bay now the next stage in san jose's police reform plan is set for discussion on august 11th. now this includes starting the process to move investigations of police misconduct from the police department's internal affairs to the independent police auditor the city attorney ernie auditor and city manager would

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golden gate restaurant association represents about 800 food establishments and executive director laurie thomas says up to half of them may go out of business what we need is a more federal money. >>to make it for all the restaurant owners out there stay strong. >>and stay healthy and we welcome back that's the hope but there are no guarantees in san francisco fled to gaul kron 4 news. >>in the north bay sonoma county has seen a spike in coronavirus related deaths this week alone 7 people have died bringing that county's death toll to 31. these recent deaths involved people 65 or older with underlying health conditions than they were people living in skilled nursing facilities. the deaths occurred at 3 different facilities, one in sonoma to in petaluma county health officials say they are doing the best they can to protect those who are vulnerable. >>the university of southern california is dealing with an outbreak of the coronavirus spread across the university's greek row, the chief student health officer told the los angeles times. the school has detected about 40 positive covid-19 ca

report found 370 restaurants in this metro area have shuttered for good laurie thompson executive director of the golden gate restaurant association expects this grim picture to get even grimmer you know is that a coloring the independent restaurants, you're going to see huge closure rates and the longer this goes on the more that people run out of the. >>that the payroll protection loan money like even myself you know, we'll be lucky to get to end of october and and be able to make she says the industry needs a bailout from the feds a 120 billion dollar restaurant relief bill was introduced back in june. i mean i don't really care where your politics are just like check the politics and write another check what do they care how does that affect their ability to get reelected and we just have to put money into the economy right now right, we'll worry about inflation later we get everything taken off to fast great jack up interest rates and shutter back down but i don't. i don't see that happening until we get about seen some restaurants are limping along with outdoor dining thomas as many