but i go back to what osha can do. in this time, all the work that we have done with the employers across the industry, it's not too late for osha to issue that emergency standard because there may be a second wave. and if there is a second wave, we need that enforceable standard so that everybody across the meat industry understands exactly what they have to do to make their workers safe. there's none of this half of the industry do this. half of them do that. i'm terribly concerned about what's happening to nonunion workers across this country ands they industry. >> you don't believe it's too late to have some sort of national standard? >> no, i think we need to have one. osha had an opportunity when they were looking at the meat industry. they should have used that as an opportunity to make an emergency standard that's enforceable. what's sad about this is osha knows how to do this. during the h1n1 pandemic, osha issued an emergency standard for this industry. they know how to do it. get this job done. and they can

just 2 days after trump stumped in can osha to tell law and order the democratic presidential nominee spoke on the phone to jacob blake the 29 year old man left paralyzed by police bullets he talked about how nothing was going to defeat him. where they walk to get or not he was not going to give up and he expressed sympathy in a meeting with blake's family. were able to have some things that could be the building of a platform that we could take to african-american people say this is what they're going to do the 1st day they get in the white house if they do those things will support them all over what's the difference between him and a man who sits in that office now he never said on nephews name not one day not one second. biden said it was the white supremacist rally in charlottesville virginia that prompted him to run for president finally now getting the point. we're going to be interesting your original sin. this country 400 years old you see original sin slavery. all the vestiges of it and i can guarantee you everything is so much more years but i guarantee one time. i mean a w

but this is the first time cal osha has shown up to serve an inspection. >>you guys will have to kill us. >>the owners of apple be struggling toe to toe with inspectors from cal osha and highway patrol officers telling them to get off their property that's the state. >>the video taken by mandy rodriguez from the reopen eldorado county she's been a supporter of the restaurant stance on staying open him inside and i just started recording right away the video shows cal osha leaders telling the owners of the cafe they have a from a judge to do inspections chp tells us officers were there on safety stand by assisting the osha inspectors, but the owners did i both agencies entry people known for their cars to take their rights that's what it comes down to the restaurant was slapped with orders taking a wake county health permits ordered to comply with covid-19 restrictions or close and still they stayed open. but rodriguez says the restaurant hasn't seen state inspectors at the restaurant in 2 and a half years so we ask hello show why they visited the restauran

cal osha more direct, quote, cal/osha does not issue citations without evidence of health and safety violations, a spokesperson said. quote, workers had not been sufficiently protected. employers are expected to take appropriate steps to protect them. >> since march we haven't had any positive cases. >> reporter: the department responded today with this video of officers checking their temperatures before reporting in and photos showing how briefings take place outside with officers cleaning hands, their boots, and their pleus cruisers before and between ships. detective armer's family did not return calls from abc 7 news today. the police union did not comment. in santa rosa, abc 7 news. >>> sonoma county has amend its health order to align with the state's framework that will allow businesses to reopen and activities to resume as soon as allowed by the state. sonoma county is currently in the most restrictive purple tier. when sonoma county moves into less restrictive tiers businesses won't need to wait for future local amendments. gyms reopen today in san mateo county. abc 7 news

correspondent found simons is in can osha he told me what the city was like ahead of the president's arrival the moment everything is very calm here and fairly empty people haven't the arrived yet to greet the president and of course this can osha wisconsin is the safest place in the united states today why because the president is visiting when the president visits anywhere but in the white house then he brings a lot of security with secret service is that reserves are they come normally in the day before check everything out from the bomb sniffing dogs to everything more rope last more checkpoints is that or is it for and this is what we have right now so no tensions as of now right here right now president about an hour and a half outs to visit this town and this is where we are ok and what is the president said he wants to achieve with this visit. you know that's a very good question and i might quote to you something he said yesterday in a press conference a white house press conference he said asked if the visit here in can osha would maybe be counterproductive to calming thing

cal osha even had a court order to examine the restaurant. mappedy rodriguez shot the video you are seeing. she represents a group called reopen eldorado county. >> people aren our constitutional rights. that's what it comes down to. >> cal osha said it visited. the chp says they were there on a safety standby. the apple bistro remained opened despite being ordered to close >>> major league baseball is making the fifth consecutive childhood cancer awareness day. teams are partnering withstand up to cancer for virtual meet and greets between players and cancer patients. five players are taking part. they took questions from an 11-year-old. >> do you have any advice for me? i sponsor a scrimmage in a few hours. a game. >> go out there. be with your buddies and go some ball. enjoy that time with your friends, enjoy that timeout on the field and playing baseball. it is a special time and it's memories that you will always veha. is so precious. that young man will never forget those words. virtual chats will continue for tomorrow. the team is angr

city of can osha has appeared in courts own video link are you able to hear me clearly today sir. blake faces charges of sexual assault and domestic abuse they say they were trying to arrest blake on the charges when an officer shot him 7 times in the back leaving him paralyzed the court appearance was not related to the police shooting that triggered states of protests across america john hendren has been full and proceedings from chicago and says blake pleaded not guilty to all charges. it was an extraordinary scene jacob blake was shown in this zoom call lying on his hospital bed in a blue shirt and yellow tie the 1st time any of us have seen him since he was shot nearly 2 weeks ago on that sunday and he was asked for his pleas to the charges of 3rd degree sexual assault disorderly conduct and trespassing he pleaded not guilty to all of those now those charges weren't directly linked to his shooting but apparently when police encountered him on the street and you can osha they at some point discovered that he had the that he had a warrant out for him that his girlfriend had mad

jacob blake who was shot 7 times by police and can osha wisconsin testifies from his hospital bed as he faces charges of sexual assault. lebanon fall silent a month after the explosion the toll through the capital beirut. and the philippines considers raising the age of consent from 12 to 16 we meet the activists behind the nation's fight for women's rights. and i welcome to the program 2 countries that for one of the most devastating wars in the balkans are normalizing economic ties in a deal announced by the u.s. president on trump trump has called the equipment between serbia and kosovo a major breakthrough kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 but is not recognized by the government or its allies trying says serbia will also follow his controversial diplomatic policy and move its embassy to jerusalem while kosovo will establish ties with israel let's go live now to the white house our correspondent kelly halkett is following all of these developments and of course kimberly president trump will be hoping that these course of a deal will eclipse a domestic a brewing dome

i recommend we have a hearing with osha to straighten that out. that's a good point. dr. giroir, the -- the -- it's my understanding that the administration's granting authority to pharmacists to immunize those between ages 3 and 18, because of the crisis we've had a kind of slowdown, and those children, they're missing their vaccines that they should get. is there going to about requirement that they put these vaccine records in the states immunization registry? >> yes, sir. >> what about federal facilities sump as d.o.d., v.a., indian health service, et cetera. likewise entering their data into the states registry? >> i actually don't know about d.o.d. i don't know that specific. i know that for the pharmacists, of course, and anyone in the civilian population, they are required. that was a part of the prep act declaration, and my guidance about that. >> and just a suggestion that d.o.d. should be required. obviously many will be separating from the military and it may be a condition of employment by a health care facility that someone be vaccinated. nice have that docu

and osha decided here that they probably really didn't even want to issue a citation, but they gave one they only gave one teeny citation to check a box. okay, we did enforcement but in the end, rachel, as you said and as the greeley paper said -- and they're right -- this actually is going to do more harm than any good because it's like if you're speeding and you get a speeding ticket of 50 cents rather than $150, you're going to like, oh, i could get like 30 of these i'll just continue to speed. and i think that's the message to the industry. just keep on keeping on. you don't have to protect your workers. >> debbie berkowitz, former chief of staff at osha, now the director of the worker health and safety program at the national employment law project. ms. berkowitz, thanks for being with us and helping us understand this. it's good to have you here. >> thanks so much, rachel. >> all right we'll be right back. stay with us t service. >> tech: we'll come right to you. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: you'll get a text when we're on our way. >> tech: before we arrive, just leave your keys on t

cal osha even had a court order to examine the restaurant. mandy rodriguez shot the video you're seeing, and she represents a group called reopen el dorado county. >> people are standing up for their constitutional rights. that's what it comes down. to. >> cal osha says it visited the bistro as part of an effort to hold businesses accountable if they endanger public health. chp says officers were there on a safety standby. the apple bistro has remained open despite being ordered to close by county authorities. >>> major league baseball is marking the fifth consecutive childhood cancer awareness day. teams are partnering with stand up to cancer for virtual meet and greets between players and pediatric cancer patients. five oakland a's players are taking part chatting with young bay area fans. matt olson and chad pinder took questions from 11-year-old jaden from petaluma. >> do you have any advice for me? i have a scrimmage in a few hours, a game. >> go out there, be with your buddies, and go play some ball. >> enjoy that time with your friends

yesterday in a press conference a white house press conference he said asked if the visit here in can osha would maybe be counterproductive to calming things down and actually increasing tension see in the president said quote it would also increase it could also increase and susie essman and it could increase love and respect for our country and quote so that was the president yesterday and that is exactly his mindset of course this has to be taken with a grain of salt because as referred to in the report we just ran this is all strategy this is me donald trump sheriff in town law and order 'd president taking care of things when they go south south for him means protests arson looting burning buildings cars is that or is that now the underlying problem here is that he is of course nowhere close to mentioning what this situation was brought upon why why because a african american citizen of this town he had to take up lake was shot in the back 7 times. by a police officer right there you know you've mentioned that the president is full of detail has already been through there with the sni

our main rival joe biden is also going to visit can osha he gave a speech after a briefing with education and health experts and took the opportunity to slam the president's handling of the coronavirus crisis this time regarding the reopening of schools i mean be clear the president. and his ministry should have done their jobs earlier in this crisis american schools would be open to be open safely meanwhile many voters it appears are turning their backs on the 2 party system and looking for alternatives one growing movement is the new people's party it attracted thousands of americans to its virtual convention over the weekend parties came up and comments. deep divisions in america and dissatisfaction with centuries of 2 party rule have forced many americans so look for alternatives on the heels of the democratic and republican conventions 8 people's convention was held gathering the hundreds of thousands of disappointed left wingers and the people must have a. president we don't need a. rallying cry for new major party 20 year 10 days of the people's convention feel that neither candida

this was the scene in can osha just one week ago protesters clashed with police and set fire to cars and buildings as anger boiled over following the police shooting of jacob blake on august 23rd. the 29 year old african american was shot in the back 7 times i close range while his children looked on blake is said to be paralyzed from the waist down and investigation into the incident is ongoing. the shooting triggered 3 nights of violent clashes in can osha a nationwide protests video also emerged showing armed vigilante groups in the city with police appearing to support them last tuesday 2 of the protesters were shot dead and a 3rd one wounded the suspect a white female until. the 17 year old was caught on camera shortly before the attack armed with a semiautomatic rifle he tries to approach the police who merely tell him to leave he's now been charged with homicide local authorities called in the national guard and imposed a nighttime curfew to regain control the unrest surrounding anti-racism protests has taken center stage in the campaign for november's presidential election wi

she previously served for six years at osha during the obama administration ms. berkowitz, thank you for making time to be with us. i appreciate you being here. >> i'm happy to be here. thank you. >> let me just ask if the way that i have put this strikes you as the right way to approach this or if you think i may be looking at this the wrong way around is this the appropriate context versus the scale of the attempte yeah, totally this is stunning, rachel you got this right this is an industry that decided to thumb its nose at the guidance, the basic guidance the centers for disease control put out in late march that the way to mitigate the spread of covid-19 was six feet apart and social distancing. they just decided not to do it and they decided they would just keep their plants going. every other industry was changing, rearranging, restructuri restructuring. so many of our businesses were closed to protect workers and members of the industry. in these plants, more workers died in the last couple of months from covid than died in the whole meat packing industry

wisconsin today can osha has become a microcosm of america's turmoil intentions last week police shot a black man 7 times in the back leaving him paralyzed protests against police brutality erupted some of them became violent 2 protesters were shot dead by a teenage vigilante and armed militia were seen patrolling the streets of the mayor of connection and wisconsin's governor both made public pleas with the president not to visit trump's presence and his rhetoric they say can only make matters worse well those requests fell on deaf ears today in canoga trump again attacked local leaders for problems that he sees as purely political plus or minus the bad apples you know she has been ravaged by anti police and anti american riots these are not acts of peaceful protest but really domestic terror reckless far left politicians continue to push the destructive message that our nation and law enforcement are oppressive or racist you have. some bad apples we all know that and those will be taken care of through the system and nobody is going to be easy on him either and you have people the j

she previously served as chief of staff at osha during the obama administration thank you for making time to be with us tonight. appreciate you being here. >> happy to be here. thank you. >> let me just ask it the way that i put this strikes you as the right way to approach this or if i'm looking at this the wrong way around is this the right way to understand the scale of the problem here versus the scale of the attempted correction >> oh, yes, totally. i mean, this is stunning, rachel and you got this right this is an industry that decided to thumb its nose at the guidance, the basic guidance the centers for disease control put out in late char ch that the way to mitigate the spread of covid-19 was six feet apart and social distancing, and they just decided not to do it and decided that they would keep their plants going every other industry was changing, rearranging, restructuring. so many of our businesses were closed to protect workers and protect member of the community from the spread of covid but this industry kept on going, and then after -- and in these plants, more meat pa

city often osha pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual assault and to messick abuse police say they were trying to arrest blake on the charges when an officer shot in leaving who paralyzed. lebanon has fallen silent to mark the moments exactly why. one month ago when a catastrophic explosion tore through the capital beirut it's 191 people died it's wall around 300000 lost their homes some remain in structures deemed unsafe because they have nowhere else to go so what has this report. the 101001 victims of the devastating explosion that tore through the lebanese capital were remembered one months on a vigil was held outside the port where nearly 3000 tons of ammonium nitrate on safely stored in a warehouse ignited one of the largest non-nuclear explosions in history one minute of silence was observed at the exact time of the explosion 6 o 8 pm it was a moment many still vividly remember. the bomb. and customs employees have been arrested but many lebanese believe senior officials as high up as the president should be the ones to be held accountable they were aware of the highly explo

democratic presidential candidate joe biden is visiting the city of can osha which has become the new focus of the u.s. debate on systemic racism is spoke with the family of jacob blake the unarmed black man who was shot 7 times in the back by a white police officer. and they too has announced that greece and turkey will hold talks to defuse tension in the eastern mediterranean they've been involved in a dispute over a gas exploration rights turkey has welcomed the initiative but greece says there will be no talks unless turkey withdrawal ships from the speeches areas. rescue workers in lebanon are digging through rubble searching for possible survivors from last month's explosion after scanners detected signs of life a sniffer dog used by chilean rescuers on wednesday nights responded to a sense from the site of a collapsed building in beirut's a police fire brigade workers at a pulse was detected support 2 meters below the rubble the building completely collapsed as a result of the blast at the ports saying a hunter has more on the search for survivors and the routes. we're in a bei

cal osha says pd didn't notify them of the death until two weeks later. you can see a list we put together for you on your tv screen of the alleged covid-19 violations. santa rosa at the top facing the most amount of fines then gateway. the ridge post-acute faces over $15,000. sutter bay campus, canyon springs post-acute, also san jose, over $13,000. in a statement canyon springs says they'll be reviewing this vie tags a citation. you can see two locations in the south, santa clara valley medical center have been fined. the north jackson avenue fine is for allegedly not warning employees sent to a nursing home about the risk of exposure. in a statement they said those employees were appropriately protected, that they're reviewing the citation and might possibly appeal. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> now to san francisco and some really hopeful news here. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is live with how the city ranks in comparison actually doing pretty good when it comes to the fight against covid, cierra. >> reporter: there was a graph with the

we will provide $1000000.00 to the can osha law enforcement so that you have some extra money to go out and do what you have to do you took a rough it was a rough week to put it mildly and you've done it incredibly well i'm also providing nearly $4000000.00 to support these small businesses that i talk about today that got burned up burned. and we're going to be providing over $42000000.00 to support public safety statewide including direct support for law enforcement and funding for additional prosecutors to punish criminals and resources to provide services to victims of crime will take a blakes uncle is called on the people of connecticut to be peaceful and support his family along with local leaders they've been holding a justice for jacob community celebration during times that there were asking people not to be violent not to destroy our community but in the same breath we're asking to stand with the black family come on over here we were not mad at you when instead you're angry and upset and we could see why you would want to burn some down who asked you not to that 1st there to

cal-osha had a court order to examine the restaurant. mandy rodriguez shot this video. she represents a group called reopen el dorado county. >> people are standing up for their constitutional rights. that's what it comes down to. >> cal osha says it visited thea n effort to hold businesses accountable if they endanger public health. the chp claims officers were there on a safety standby. the apple bistro has remained open despite being ordered to close by county authorities. >>> dunkin' donuts is testing a check out free experience for customers. the company plans to use an automated self-service plat tomorrow called shop anywhere conjunctn with mastercard. customers will not interact with a store employee and will not scan anything. to use the service, customers will have to opt in using the dunking' app or key yoofrk. the site of the california store will be announced in october. >>> baseball steps up to the plate this weekend to fight a deadly disease. >>> a look at what the oakland a's did for some young fans to stand up to cancer. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma.

it would also support osha. osha right now is a cadaver, charged with protecting our health and safety. you were inspectors than we have ever had. he will actually protect our health and safety and do so seriously. he will be a friend. he has pledged to expand osha and increase the number of investigators and inspectors at both agencies. david: when you talk about modernizing labor laws, i'm curious what that means. it will not be lost to you that we have some conservatives saying we have to do some things for organized labor. what does that mean exactly? does that make it easier to organize? achard: than signing statement is a recognition that working people are no longer going to take a seat in the back of the bus, that we do have power when we come together, and we are going to exercise that power. they know that workers have been put in the back of the bus in most cases. both of them have burned responsible for keeping us there. so now saying that we cannot do it any longer because it threatens the system it

today rodriguez address the cal osha standards board to make a plea to protect workers. rodriguez says it was important to fight for her safety and the safety of her coworkers. she feels her speaking out has created better working conditions. the mcdonald's has now reopened and is only operating 12 hours a day. the cal osha board unanimously voted to create a standard throughout the state to protect employees. according to the work safe executive director california now has the opportunity to develop strong new protections to stop the spread of covid-19. governor newsom also signed two bills today, one that will require swift notification of coronavirus exposure at work and the other that wihelpworker compensation.>>> knew at 11, california is now home to one of the most expensive paid family leave laws in the country. governor newsom signed a bill requiring companies with at least five employees to provide up to 12 weeks of partially paid leave. workers averaging 24 hours a week can take that time to bond with a new child or care for a close relative, spouse or partner.

politics and history welcome to the program how polarizing do you see trump's visit to can osha. yeah i worked on for the invitation. but president trump was this visit to no shows constant is doing everything to stoke the polarization of the united states. that he wants to focus on the rioting and looting and on the things that he is the president can do against it in this is an open flank i think for the democratic party which it must close for some. gas because time for his part is saying that the protests the unrest that has sometimes turned violent shows the country needs someone who is tough on crime he says he is the law and order candidate are the protests in a virtually helping his reelection efforts yes i think that is the danger more protests and more out there will be in the coming weeks and more and it's going to help the saloon president and the republican party because violence rule. touch prime minister years on the part of the population while on suit you can actually fight injustice with another justice you cannot fight the racism in the u.s. and the police viol

the so we're reopening we're reopening safely but osha is a cop on the beat. and that is part of our strategy to reopen safely and protect workers. not pretisly comparable moiment or unemployment situations, of course mr. secretary, in terms of where we go on the jobs front, do you think we might plateau ifwe don't get a vaccine in the immediate term, majrle when you throw in the gains that have already been made and already the fact that we're approaching the fall and a lot of hospitality jobs may come under threat or pressure again >> i i i do think it's appropriate to draw that kpaur son. they said we would be about 16% unemployment in the third quarter. we are doing so much better than that we have put people back to work so much more quickly than happened during the financial crisis so i think it's instructive to draw the comparisons that said, we're fully aware that there is more progress to be made. it can be made it is frustrating that the democrats in congress stood in the way of getting additional relief, additional stimulus. including on the unemplo

and he raises and demonstrations and mostly peaceful has been taking place in can osha since police shot to black president jacob blake in the back in august. but they too took a turn for the worst last week after 17 year old white man karl rittenhouse allegedly killed 2 black lives to protest his and injured a 3rd on monday trump appeared to defend the teenager fueling fears that the president's presence would cause further division in the city and he was trying to get away from them i guess it looks like and he fell and then they very violently attacked him and it was something that we're looking at right now and it's under investigation but. i guess he was a very big trouble for someone like champus hyping the unrest ahead of the election to shift the focus away from his failure to manage the pandemic democrats opponent joe biden has a step further accusing chump for mentoring the violence fires are burning we have a president who faired the flames rather than fighting the flames. but the fear among trump critics is that he will use the disturbances in places like portland to ramp up

i have to say how he says things what he said in the last few days regarding can osha it's felt here as exactly that division it. defines iman's in the story for us in connection with constant stefan thank you. and no matter what the white house press secretary or sarah gets of the president tell us president trump's message has not changed that much over the past 4 years from charlottesville to konoha the president has been reluctant to condemn police brutality against black men he's also been reluctant to condemn violence and provocation from the far right most recently in portland oregon where a pro truck caravan descended over the weekend adding fuel to the already volatile city the fatal shooting of a trump supporter only amplified his calls for more law according to the de ford teaches political science at the j.f.k. institute at the free university here in berlin court is going to have you on the show let me start by asking you what did you think of trump's visit to connote should wisconsin today. well i think they should be here 1st of all but i think your correspondent did a

meanwhile donald trump ignored calls to stay away from a commercial from can osha wisconsin the mayor there arrived at the ride there on tuesday to praise police. it has all been feeding into the 2020 presidential campaign with rival joe biden blasting trump for refusing to condemn kyle rittenhouse the 17 year old is facing murder charges after allegedly shooting dead 2 people who were chasing him during a black lives matter protest in wisconsin madison don't want to come in and disrupt that was an interesting situation you saw the same tape as i saw and he was trying to get away from them i guess it looks like and he fell and then they very violently attacked him and it was something that we're looking at right now and it's under investigation but. i guess he was in very big trouble he would have been i he probably would have been killed tonight president trump declines to rebuke violence he wouldn't even repudiate one of his supporters who was charged with murder he's too weak to scared of the hatred he stood to put an end to it the elections that take place every 4 years in the uni

president trump visits can osha wisconsin doubled standing on his lawn order message the president ignored polls by local leaders to stay away after days of phone arrest in the aftermath of the police shooting of black president jacob lake we'll take you to kenosha also coming up. anti-government protesters in beirut clashed with police at the gates of lebanon's parliament accusing thenew prime minister of being too close to the ruling elite. tigers a sports crowd of 100000 people distance of the organizers up to turkish formula one race in istanbul are going to show us how enough that. i'm public phony and yes welcome to the program donald trump has defied requests by local leaders to stay away from kosher wisconsin on choose day instead the u.s. president to travel to the city that's been the scene of civil unrest after a white police officer shot a black man in the back trump offered support for law enforcement in the city doubling down on his law and order message as he campaigns for reelection in november. president trump arrived in commotion on choose day with a firm message of law a

until they've tested negative for the virus tonight, we know 6 bay area employers were cited by cal osha for failing to properly protect employees from contracting covid-19. >>the santa rosa police department received the stiffest penalty of $32,000 for failing to screen people with coronavirus symptoms as is required by the state cal osha says the police department also failed to report an employee's death due to covid-19 for 2 weeks after that person died. the other employers find where health care facilities. coming up next thousands of people lined up at the u.s. supreme court building today to pay their respects to justice ruth bader ginsburg. >>i'm alexandra le mon in washington democrats say there will be payback if a new supreme court justice is confirmed before the next inauguration all have that story coming up. >>and many students need more than just laptops to practice distance learning

by didn't stop your colleagues just 2 days after trump visited can osha inconscious to bud in the trump did not meet with blakers family but rather threw his support behind law enforcement denouncing protestors as domestic terrorists while biden has been widely supportive of the black laws matter protests he made a point of condemning looting and violence none of it justifies through deed burning or anything else so regardless how angry you are if you lou do you burn you should be held accountable as someone who does anything else period. the small group of protesters was also on hand to welcome but aside from blocking traffic there were no signs of for. us have a look down some of the other stories making the news today the mayor of rochester new york has suspended 7 police officers involved in the suffocation of a black man daniel prude body cam footage shows and placing a foot hood over the victim's head and holding him on the ground his family is calling for murder charges. number of corona virus cases in brazil has topped 4000000 some 125000 people have died only the u.s. has seen

between supporters and black lives in matter protesters ramped up during his time in the city of an osha it is the latest u.s. hot spot for rallies and riots against alleged racism and police brutality that is after a black man was shot by officers last month after resisting arrest and attempting to get back into his car 2 people were killed in the protest that followed the shooting with the city suffering massive damage to personal property and businesses the president has again stressed that us police are not systemically racist. but i think the police do an incredible job. and i think you do have some bad apples i think you'd agree every once in a while you see something and you do have the other situation to. under this tremendous pressure and they don't hill it well trumps main rival joe biden is also going to visit can osha he gave a speech after a briefing with education and health experts and took the opportunity to slam the president's handling of the current virus crisis this time regarding the reopening of schools would be clear if president truman does ministration had done t

meanwhile donald trump ignored calls to stay away from can osha as he arrived there on tuesday to praise police that's in wisconsin it has all been feeding into the 2020 presidential campaign with rival joe biden blasting trump for refusing to condemn karl rittenhouse the 17 year old is facing murder charges after allegedly shooting and killing 2 people during a black lives matter protest in wisconsin last week they just don't want to that was an interesting situation you saw the same tape as i saw and he was trying to get away from them i guess it looks like and he fell and then they very violently attacked him and it was something that we're looking at right now and it's under investigation but. i guess he was in very big trouble he would have been i he probably would have been killed tonight president trump declines to rebuke violence he wouldn't even repudiate one of his supporters who was charged with murder he's too weak to scared of the hatred he has stirred to put an end to it the elections that take place every 4 years in the united states generally polarized the country to some

main rival joe biden is also going to visit can osha he gave a speech after a briefing with education and health experts and took the opportunity to slam the president's handling of the crisis this time regarding the reopening of schools would be clear the president. who does ministration had done their jobs earlier this crisis american schools would be open to be open safely. meanwhile many voters it appears are turning their backs on the 2 party system and looking for alternatives one growing movement is the new people's party it attracted thousands of americans to its virtual convention over the weekend artie's came up and takes up the story for us. deep divisions in america and dissatisfaction with centuries of 2 party rule have forced many americans so look for alternatives on the heels of the democratic and republican conventions 8 people's convention was held gathering the hundreds of thousands of disappointed left wingers and the people must have a. president we don't need a. rallying cry for new major party going to be attendees of the people's convention feel that neither ca

president trump visits can osha wisconsin and doubles down on his law and order message the president ignored calls by local leaders to stay away after days of rest in the aftermath of the police shooting of black president jacob lake we'll take you to could also coming up. anti-government protesters in beirut clash with police at the gates of lebanon's parliament accusing the new prime minister of being too close to the ruling elite. tied to a sports crowd of 100000 people substantives tense well the organizers up to turkish formula one race in istanbul are going to show us how enough that. i'm public yes welcome to the program donald trump has defied requests by local leaders to stay away from kosher wisconsin on tuesday instead the u.s. president to travel to the city that's been the scene of civil unrest after a white police officer shot a black man in the back trump offered support for law enforcement in the city doubling down on his law and order message as he campaigns for reelection in november. president trump arrived in commercial and choose day with a firm message of law an

wisconsin today can osha has become a microcosm of america's turmoil intentions last week police shot a black man 7 times in the back leaving him paralyzed protests against police brutality erupted some of them became violent 2 protesters were shot dead by a teenage vigilante and armed militia were seen patrolling the streets and the mayor of connection and wisconsin's governor both made public pleas with the president not to visit trump's presence and his rhetoric they say can only make matters worse well those requests fell on deaf ears today in canoga trump again attacked local leaders for problems that he sees as purely political plus or minus the bad apples connection has been ravaged by anti police and anti american riots these are not acts of peaceful protest but really domestic terror reckless far left politicians continue to push the destructive message that our nation and our law enforcement are oppressive or racist you have some bad apples we all know that and those will be taken care of through the system and nobody is going to be easy on him either and you have people tha

welcome back donald trump has ignored calls to stay away from the bylane stricken city of can osha arriving on tuesday he praised the police his visit has aggravated tensions between trump supporters and black lives matter protesters and osha is the latest u.s. ha spot for rallies against racism and police brutality that's after a black man was shot several times in the back by officers last month 2 people were killed in the protests that followed the shooting with the city suffering massive damage to personal property and businesses however when asked the u.s. president said police violence is not systemic. i think the police do an incredible job and i think you do have some bad apples i think you degree every once in a while you'll see something and you do have the other situation to their lender there's tremendous pressure in the they don't have a little well. trump's main rival joe biden for his part has posted a video of him and his running mate calmly harris having a socially distanced chat where they discuss trump's alleged inability to deal with a covert crisis you know you think of

this was the scene in can osha just one week ago protesters clashed with police and set fire to cars and buildings as anger boiled over following the police shooting of jacob blake on august 23rd. the shooting triggered 3 nights of violent clashes in can osha a nationwide protests video also emerged showing armed vigilante groups in the city with police appearing to support them last tuesday 2 of the protesters were shot dead and a 3rd one wounded the suspect a white female until. the 17 year old was caught on d.w. camera shortly before the attack armed with a semiautomatic rifle he tries to approach the police who merely tell him to leave he's now been charged with homicide local authorities called in the national guard and imposed a nighttime curfew to regain control the unrest surrounding anti-racism protest has taken center stage in the campaign for november's presidential election with donald trump promising to restore law and order given the tensions on community leaders of the president not to visit this can be tried and tried to move. this morning time and it's not the best.

the cal osha petition is calling for amending the california code of regulations. petitioners want to create two new regulations for the first, would provide protections to workers who may have had exposure to covid-19, but were not protected from the air so transmissible disease standards. the second bill would protect workers from infectious diseases , including pathogens. while the petitioners are also asking cal osha to consider advice from ex the fear of this devastating disease . but we reminded the board that there is danger in quickly issuing an ill-conceived rule with a plan to correct it later. we are concerned that in a rush to meet this deadline, significant errors will be made. >> a deadline has been set test impact statement to be submitted to cal osha. >>> a moratorium on commercial evictions is set to expire at the end of this month. and small businesses, especially those in san francisco say they might have to close if there is not an extension or another form of financial help. ktvb dash dash -- ktvu's kay county out to is more. >> reporter: and a

is what he wants to do trace them as being the saviors of peace and quiet and law and order he can osha now is that the truth that's the take of the president of course democrats have another take on the reality here and of course people have a different take on the reality as you just heard as we hear all the time if last week all or all last week here and you know shot in any other place in the united states you hear the same thing there is really misunderstanding perhaps by the president what this is really all about again people he said like how can you come into this town to not even mention what had happened here in its complexity and its in in in in its. effort to to heal this country this is not going to happen by just visiting one side of the whole story so people are kind of upset here and that is exactly what will go down here potentially tonight you see this is a different crowd this is peaceful and all tonight with the anger rising about his actions he can osha there might be some of the people come into town and we have a lot of violent and we will see maybe violent protes

mother of jacob blake the 29 year old african american who was shot and paralyzed by police in can osha wisconsin last week she said she was trained for sun that she says something to be surprised she was trained for all police officers. she was already been trained for america even before her son was shot president trump explained why he has not spoken to the family. with the pastor wonderful man the family's pastor and i thought it would be better not to do anything with their lawyers in the they wanted me to speak but they wanted to have lawyers involved and i thought that was inappropriate so i didn't do that the governor of wisconsin sent a letter to president trump asking him to cancel his proposed visit to connote should this week in the letter the governor says and i quote i am concerned your presence will not only hinder our healing i am concerned your presence will only delay our work to overcome division and move forward together president trump has brushed aside these concerns and confirmed that he will be traveling to can osha as planned mike hanna al-jazeera washington. th

support of law enforcement and against those he labeled anti american john hendren has more than can osha. the rubble is still piled high in the streets of can osha buildings boarded and tempers flaring president donald trump's arrival in this battered city pitted his hardcore supporters against the demonstrators protesting the shooting of another black man by police. he came to praise police and must give far greater support to a law enforcement it's all about giving him additional support these are great people he came to condemn protesters these are not acts of peaceful protest but really domestic terror and he came to take credit once they responded and once we took you know control of it things when really in the 2 hour tour the president declined to say the name of jacob blake the black man now paralyzed from police bullets the officer responsible he said just choked and you have people to joke they're under tremendous i said it yesterday i said it last night they're under tremendous pressure he left the city more divided than ever his supporters on one side but want to show support

up 2 days after the president's visit a call for unity from democratic candidate joe biden is in can osha to meet with the family of jacob blake a black man shot by police. a push to ease tensions between greece and turkey in the eastern mediterranean but greece denies it's ready to sit down for talks. and protests continue in port au prince haitians vent their anger over the death of a prominent lawyer. here as president donald trump has backtracked on his suggestion that voters should try to cast their ballots twice in the vendor's election which is of course deemed illegal in an abrupt u. turn trump then tweeted urging people to send ballots early by mail and then visit the polling station on election day to check if their postal vote was registered the u.s. president has been insisting without evidence that more postal votes will lead to white spread fraud as alan fischer reports. after the president appeared to our 2 supporters in north carolina to break the law and vote twice the defense from the podium of the white house briefing room the president does not condone on lawful voting

and he raises and demonstrations and mostly peaceful has been taking place in can osha since police shot to black president jacob blake in the back in august. but they too took a turn for the worst last week after 17 year old white man col rittenhouse allegedly killed 2 black lives to protest is an injury to 3rd on monday trump appeared to defend the teenager fueling fears that the president's presence would cause further division in the city he was trying to get away from them i guess it looks like and he fell and then they very violently attacked him and it was something that we. looking at right now and it's under investigation but. i guess he was in very big trouble some of the trumpets hyping the unrest ahead of the election to shift the focus away from his failure to manage the pandemic democrats' opponent joe biden has a step further accusing jump from entering the fight and fires are burning and we have a president who fanned the flames rather than fighting the flames. but the fear among critics is that he will use the disturbances in places like portland to ramp up calls follow

these are not acts of peaceful protest but really domestic terror president visits can osha to see the damage by rioters and show his support for police despite appeals to stay away. and again i've listed by and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. protests against lebanon's leaders as the french president visits again and gives politicians in 8 weeks to deliver on for us. schools of students detained as they march in batteries demanding that president lukashenko resign. and as schools reopened around europe for the 1st time in months the u.k. government steps up efforts to get people back to the office. u.s. president donald trump has defied pleas to stay away from the city of konoha he traveled there to show his support for police and called violent protests in the city domestic terrorism well city leaders had feared his presence could cause more and rest after police shot an unarmed black man in the back 7 times jacob blake has been left paralyzed trump is accused commotions democrat leaders of being weak in the face of demonstrators prompting accusations his visit is

laundering jacob break the unarmed black man who was shot by police last month in the us city of can osha has appeared in court it's own video link. are you able to hear me clearly today sir yes sir. like faces charges of sexual assaults and to mystic abuse he said they were trying to arrest blake on those charges spent and officer shot him 7 times in the back leaving him paralyzed the court appearance was not released its the police chief saying it triggered days of protests across america. john hendren has been following proceedings from chicago and says blake pleaded not guilty it's all charges. it was an extraordinary scene jacob blake was shown in this room call lying on his hospital bed in a blue shirt and yellow tie the 1st time any of us have seen him since he was shot nearly 2 weeks ago on that sunday and he was asked for his pleas to the charges of 3rd degree sexual assault disorderly conduct and trespassing he pleaded not guilty to all of those now those charges weren't directly linked to his shooting but apparently when police encountered him on the street in can osha they at

up 2 days after the president's visit a call for unity from democratic candidate joe biden is in can osha to meet with the family of jacob blake back and shot by police. a push to ease tensions between greece and turkey in the eastern mediterranean but greece denies it's ready to sit down for talks. and a month on from beirut's devastating port blast life in lebanon is a long way from becoming anything close to normal. donald trump has again suggested that people who vote by mail in the upcoming presidential election should still head to the polling station to check their votes has been counted this follows strums controversial comments in north carolina that people should vote twice to test the system voting more than once is considered a federal crime in the u.s. the president has been insisting without evidence that more postal voting will lead to widespread fraud alan fischer reports. after the president appeared to add to supporters in north carolina to break the law and vote twice the defense from the podium of the white host. you think the president does not condone unlawful voting

steve clements i have a question is there a connection between the shooting of jacob blake and can osha wall street capitalism and excessive military spending my guest today says there is let's get to the bottom line. when a policeman shot jacob blake 7 times in the back in front of his kids in wisconsin last month it was a painful reminder that real change is not coming fast enough to these united states the shooting reignited passions across the country especially after an armed white 17 year old counter protester came to wisconsin from a nearby stating kill 2 other people protesting the shooting so what's going on in the united states are we heading down a healthy road will race continue to be used cynically to get votes while the poor and disadvantaged continue to suffer and.

just 2 days after trump stumped in can osha to tell law and order the democratic presidential nominee spoke on the phone to jacob blake the 29 year old man left paralyzed by police bullets he talked about how nothing was going to defeat him. where they walked to get or not he was not going to give up and he expressed sympathy in a meeting with blake's family seem to. have some things that could be the building of a platform that we could take to african-american people say this is what they're going to do the 1st day they get in the white house if they do those things will support them all over what's the difference between him and a man who sits in that office now he never said on nephews name not one day not one second. biden said it was the white supremacist rally in charlottesville virginia that prompted him to run for president finally now getting the point. we're going to be interesting the original sin. of this country 400 years old you see original sin slavery. all the vestiges of it i can. for years but i guarantee one thing. i'm a whole heck of a lot better but his was a cen