da lin, thank you so much. also breaking out of oakland. police investigating the shooting of two security guards, and we are learning they may have been employed by the federal government to protect the area around the oakland federal building. the opd says it may be unrelated to tonight's protest. >> kpix 5 reporter maria medina is live in san jose tonight as the intense confrontations between demonstrators and police continue at this hour, maria? >> reporter: yeah, and i want to tell you about a disturbing and pretty horrific scene that played out here at city hall on sixth and santa clara just before 9:30. it's something that you never expect to happen. we're going go ahead and show you video, but a quick warning for you that the video you're about to see is disturbing. we were standing by covering this protest when a white suv, as you see on that screen, turned on the sixth street at a high rate of speed in the middle of the crowd. protesters began throwing water bottlings at the vehicle, unknown why this all began in the first place.

and as for the latest, here's da lin. >> reporter: yeah, brian. we're actually not too far away from best buy right now. in fact, we're about a few blocks away at the shopping center where ashley home store is. and there's a taco bell, gnc. there are looters inside of gnc right now. perhaps we're watching some guy coming out right now. there's still a lot of looting happening. i'm looking at folks in alta. and i don't know if you can pan over to your left, there are folks running inside alta. which is of course a beauty store with makeup. so folks are running in and grabbing hand. s. handful of products and running out. the cops are over at best buy guarding best buy because folks were looting best buy of tv's and other electronics. see that guy with the tv? he's got a flat screen that he's about to put into his car. that flat screen was taken out of ashley home furniture store. for the folks wondering, why is there a tv inside a furniture store, it's decoration. they're using real tv's to decorate what's inside. so folks have been going inside to

they say they will draw the lin when it comes to public safety with the officers and the public . they are going to start picking up their enforcement and make more arrests. as the sun starts to go down here, we will have to see how the night plays out. >> thank you. my next guest is laura logan. i have been online tracking wha the role of antifa has been in minneapolis, atlanta, and in ne york. unfolding now, apparently in lo angeles. what can you tell us about how they might be mucking things up and making these things very very unstable. >> what they are doing is exploiting the existing conditions and exploiting the local residents, exploiting the very justified outpouring of grief and anger. they specialize and how am asking themselves behind genuin protesters. and exploiting these opportunities to educate and destroy. these are professional antagonize or spread they've been trained, they have manuals on how too do this with their tactics, techniques, and procedures prate if you look at them in the crowd you can start to pick them out. they typically wear black, they have diff

anne makovec live from oakland, and back to you. >>> kpix 5 da lin was there when the protest began and he was there as the peaceful protesters became an angry mob overnight. things settle down he took a tour of the damage that was left behind. >> reporter: you're looking at the inside of the chase bank right now. someone tried to set a fire in here and the sprinkler system is working. this guy trying to break what is left of this class right here. let's step away. there are still some people trying to cause more destruction for chase bank. this started about an hour or an hour and 15 minutes ago around 10:00. let me show you over here, and this is what the construction crews actually put down later today. this is plywood and they had boarded it up to protect the windows, but the protesters ripped off the plywood and began to use it to break the glass. a lot of them went inside causing more destruction inside, and of course they set a fire. that is what is happening right now with the sprinkler system working to put out the fire. let's keep walking down here little bit more. you can see

let's get right to da lin in san leandro with the latest for us, da? >> reporter: juliette, a small, peaceful protest here in front of the alameda county sheriff's department substation in san leandro. we're looking about 40 people. but this just started at 6:00 here. they're holding signs that read black lives matter, white silence equals white violence. now, the sheriff's department is not taking any chances not after the riots in oakland last night and the minneapolis police precinct that got burned down. they have dozens of deputies and chp officers nearby to make sure if this thing gets out of hand they can respond quickly. but organizers say they're calling for a peaceful protest. they have kids here as well and their intention is to have a peaceful demonstration. >> i'm strictly nonviolent. we are not going to be rioting. we are just here to voice our opinions and support the black lives matter movement. that's all we care about. >> reporter: why this location? >> this location because this is the sheriff's office. we can make a difference here.

[laughter] met lin-manuel miranda back in 2008, lin was still starring in his first musical "in the height." , he asked me on the spot to be the historical advisor to the show. i say, you want me to tell you when something is wrong? he said with great fervor, yes, i want a historian to take this seriously. that was music to my ears. i was a little bit skeptical but i was quite intrigued. >> you have certainly written the definitive biography of grant. i have to start with a key question. it has a good story to add. who is buried in grant's tomb? mr. chernow: when i first started working on the book in 2011, i found that approximately half the people that i was working on that shot back who is buried in grant's tomb? i got very interested in the origin of this. i traced it back to groucho marx. you can trace everything back to groucho marx. he had a quiz show in the 1950's 1950's called "you bet your life." he was dismayed that so many of the contestants could not answer a single question. he decided he would ask every contestant a question that they could answer. that question was, who is

and, i got to say, lin, great to see you as well. this show has been a phenomenon. it's united the country in so many ways, the story, the music. it's been almost four years since your last performance on broadway. so what was it like revisiting this show with the original cast? >> well, it's so -- i can't say enough about what an incredible job tommy kale, our director, has done with the movie. he's basically given everyone at home the best seat in the house and it's a thrilling experience. he really threads the needle between the cinematic close-ups and widening out and seeing the show from the center aisle of the richard rogers theater. i can't wait for you all to see it. >> bob, we know you've been championing this project for some time. why did you feel it was important to bring "hamilton" to disney plus? >> well, first of all, i can't think of another work of art in the last decade that's had the cultural impact of "hamilton." i just think it's brilliant and these times to tell a story of people uniting together against forces of adversity, i think, is quite r

da lin is there now. and da, what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, juliette, very quiet. just one protester standing in front of this location now. the planned protest is supposed to happen between 6:00 and 7:00, right here in this parking lot of the alameda county sheriff's department substation here in san leandro. now, organizers are encouraging protesters to bring signs, wear masks and remain peaceful for this demonstration, but the sheriff's department is not taking any chances, not after the riots in oakland last night. also some of the deputies were hurt in that confrontation last night, and of course, the minneapolis precinct that was burned down, they want to make sure that doesn't happen at this location. now, they have dozens of deputies and chp officers behind that large gate right there to make sure if things do get out of hand they can respond very quickly. now, this substation is located right next to the 580 freeway. in fact, the westbound 580 on-ramp is right there. that's where these cars are going right now. so the chp is very concerned that the protest

nba player, jeremy lin lynn is a family friend who helped launch mobilize love in 2018. now he's running a campaign called be the light to raise a million dollars for charities during coronavirus as part of the campaign lin's matching donations to mobilize love up to $20,000. he's chosen us to be kind of the west coast's local nonprofit. he's from palo alto she loves the bay area. and he loves our mission which is you not to show up and you have kids hope so far mobilize love has received just under $18,000 in donations other local churches and owners have agreed to match as well making it possible for the nonprofit to keep the free food coming we fall in love with these communities that we're just going to continue for as long as it takes. our our initial plan was to go through the end of summer over to skin and she will. >>the organization hopes to relaunch its other services as san francisco continues lifting shelter in place restrictions for kron 4 news, i'm kate rooney. >>it's great to efforts like that of people out there doing great things will kron four's also sa

. >> kpix 5's da lin explains how some people got away with marking next to the lake even though it's illegal. >> reporter: some people are going around the lake to rip down these no parking signs and parking officers tell me no signs, they can't give out tickets. that explained why none of these cars on this block got a ticket. >> they're all torn down. >> reporter: someone vandalized all the signs. by early afternoon, many no parking signs around the lake have been ripped away. so oakland police had to go up to every driver to tell them about the parking ban. >> now that the signs are down, i think it was a protest for people to say no signs, you can't ticket me. >> reporter: earlier in the morning when the signs were still up, parking enforcement officers made the round and gave out a lot of tickets, including this cyclist. >> i took some pictures because there's no sign indicating that you can't park right here. so i'll protest the ticket for sure. >> reporter: oakland city leaders decided to ban food trucks and street parking adjacent to lake merritt because they're fed up with l

su-lin: there is no doubt it would be. china is australia's largest trading partner and largest export market. it is important for a whole range of both goods as well as services, key services like education and tourism. deterioration in the trade relationship would have a big impact on the australian economy. 40%a takes a good, nearly of total australian exports. when you look at how much that is as a percentage of gdp, china accounts almost directly for 7%-8% of our gdp so any deterioration in the impactnship and broader on australian exports would be significant. i think the issue around the thereeen -- the beef ban, could be a number of issues but the concern is that it reflects more than just this technical issue of labeling and certification. we know there has been rising tension in the broader relationship. there has been ongoing issues australia has applied to chinese steel and aluminum. there is a concern that it could be further a trade protectionist type action on other australian goods and services and that cle

have issued an arrest warrant in connection with a cyber attack on the german parliament in 2015 or lin has accused russia's military intelligence service the g.r.u. of hacking the bluntest house computer systems the suspect is also wanted by u.s. authorities for interference in the 26000 presidential election. germany's highest court has ruled that the european central bank's stimulus program partially contravenes german law because neither the german government nor parliament signed off on the spending the ruling cast doubt on key stimulus measures introduced to kick start the eurozone economy in 2015. 1 german auto executives have held talks with chancellor merkel in a bid to secure potential government aid for the country's struggling car industry carmakers want the government to offer cash incentives to car buyers to help demand recover from the coronavirus slump but not everyone is keen on the idea. no tax money for gas guzzlers that's the message environmental activists unfurled outside angle america's office window ahead of her crunch meeting with car industry bosses the german

gaged in house to house fighting constrain on the river in poland was the bridgehead for the assault on lin. early that month allied commanders met in yeltsin on the crimean peninsula stallin roosevelt and churchill sat down to decide how germany would be carved up and the future shape of europe. in mid february british and american bombers dropped 4000 tons of munitions on the german city of dresden setting off a hugely destructive fire storm which killed 25000 people. by mid march the british and americans occupied the whole of. the west bank of the rhine. german attempts to destroy the bridge it remark on on the east bank who doomed to failure. us and red army troops converged in late april it took out on the river elbe or symbolic handshake showed the world that germany's eastern and western fronts were broken the end of the 2nd world war was approaching. the center of the 30th of april 1905 was a historic day at all fittler committed suicide in his bunker in berlin his body cremated in the garden the bloody battle for berlin was entering its final stage. late that evening soviet troops

have issued an arrest warrant in connection with the cyber attack on the german parliament in 2015 lin has accused russia's g.r.u. intelligence service of hacking the bonus talks computer systems and the suspect is also wanted by u.s. authorities for interference in the 2016 presidential election turkey has begun easing coronavirus lockdown measures president out of one said interesting the travel restrictions in 7 provinces will be lifted but not in istanbul and ankara seniors and those under 20 years of age will be allowed outside for 4 hours one day a week. but as well as already say they've arrested 2 u.s. citizens among a group of alleged mercenaries involved in what caracas says was a failed invasion the government claimed a group wanted to capture venezuela's president nicolas maduro and bring down his regime. and a vice president at amazon has drizzle mind after the company fired whistle blowers who had raised concerns about 19 minutes where else is to embrace said the dismissals were quote evidence of a vein of toxicity running through the company culture. in april hundreds of

leaders by munich face a tricky trip lin on sunday they are keeping themselves away from the cameras for now the defending champions of 4 points above dortmund with 9 games left but the title run in will be like nothing we have seen before. so there you have it the bundesliga kicks off this weekend as the 1st major league in europe to get back in action at mccambridge from sports is here to tell us more about this that i've got to start by by asking you why germany went forward with this despite the fact that many people say it's an early restart for the season but this was bubbling over for a long time and a lot of the clubs in germany were using a lot of scary words are saying things like survival we're going to go bust we need to get the football back on to survive and that was also coupled with the t.v. companies saying to the d.f.l. the german f.a. look we will pay the pool cost money to these clubs we will save these clubs from going broke if you get the games back on and we can show them on television we have to ask yourself you know there's a lot of other industries in german

mentioned back win at frankfurt lots of action now to look forward to including buyer nick a young bird lin on sunday as well as sports germany has taken another major step towards returning to normal sea after months of coronavirus restrictions germany is relaxing checks at its borders with france switzerland and austria on saturday germany's foreign minister went to the border of another you country to mark the lifting of all their. the border and may be open once again between germany and luxembourg and an easing of coronavirus restrictions but don't relax too much german foreign minister heiko must know early but not quite sure cannes with his luxemburg counterpart shaun assael bone as a border crossing between the towns of pal and shank an author and then they will start border controls for denmark in the next few days and from june the 15th there will be no more checks at the borders with france austria and switzerland i'm hoping that the border controls that the polish and czech friends currently do have will also be lifted in the forseeable future. however both warsaw and prague say

that was max lin, strategist, natwest markets. coming up, president trump is angry that his tweets were fact checked. how the plans revenge. [laughter] this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: to watch the movement we are seeing in the philippine markets, airlines are flying on the prospect that the nation is opening up. they are easing some restrictions. philippine air ready to resume flight in june according to a statement we just got. we are seeing the airlines light up. some local air travel is allowed. they are reflected in the manila markets, the only outperform her for the rest of asia. the peso gaining on the back of the news also. tom: let's switch focus to wall street. during the pandemic citigroup is looking to expand business in asia. its ambitionsbed in asia, nor has the government's move to curtail rights and freedom in hong kong. the ceo spoke exclusively to bloomberg earlier. >> this stabilization will be an important thing we have gotten through this, and we have been able to start to bring things back more towards the norm

i am da lin, kpix 5. >>> coming up a girl helps her mother recover after both were infected with the coronavirus, and how their bond across america, business owners are figuring things out. finding new ways to serve customers... connect employees... and work with partners. comcast business is right there with you. with a network that helps give you speed, reliability and security. and enough bandwidth to handle all your connected devices. voice solutions like remote call forwarding and readable voicemail. and safe, convenient installation. when every connection counts, you can count on us. get the connectivity your business needs. call today. comcast business. >>> this mother's day is especially meaningful for one southern california mom and daughter who are recovering from the coronavirus. our cbs reporter chrisb martine shows us how they helped each other overcome the worst of the illness or >> reporter: the bond between adrian hollingsworth and her daughter is even deeper after battling covid-19. 16-year-old so we at a mild case but adrian suffers from type ii diabetes and it it h

. >> reporter: in san francisco, da lin , kpix 5. >> we are also honoring the class of 2020. eden is graduating from walnut creek and she's headed to study forensic psychology. you can send a photo by emailing 2020 grads at kpix.com. no professional photos. >>> if you are sick of filling in for your child's teacher, you may have to keep at it. a stern warning about returning to school in the fall? >>> a bay area tech company allowing employees to work from home forever? >>> canceled >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30 p.m. >>> more local news. bay area tech giant taking it's a work from home policy one step further. it's allowing workers to stay home forever? >>> summer may not spell and into the lockdown? >>> a warning tonight from top health experts about students returning to school? good evening i am alan martin >> and i am elizabeth cook. a warning from the nation's top dr. about the next school year? >> reporter: dr. fauci sounded less optimistic that school will be possible in the fall. >> the idea of having treatments or vaccine available to facilitate the reentry

. ♪ reporter: irene and douglas, the t couple to offer lin proof the coronavirus cannot conquer love. sophie long, bbc news, las vegas. ♪ >> congratulations, you are married. anchor: congratulations and good luck. in other news, the boss of the premier league sayt has done everything possible to dissuade -- persuade playersest is safe toe training. ultimately, it was their prerogative if they did not wish to do so. they told the bbc containing the season was still a possibility. but the resumption of the bundesliga gave them hope. reporter:ma i tt he byrd last time the premier league was an action. two and a half months, players have hadt o waiuntil this weekti to start the i phase of noncontact training. today in his first interview since the start of the crisis, the man in charge told mehi abot hopes for resumption of the season next month >> i sense positivity behind it. we have gone back to training, but it only a first step. all the clubs are working the communies, the 100,000 jobs the premier league supports, all of those are at risk. bili to get to business to protect jobs an

kpix 5's da lin shows us how. >> reporter: some people are going around the lake to rip down these no parking signs and parking officers tell me, no signs, they can't give out tickets. that explained why none of these cars on this block got a ticket. >> yeah, they're all torn down. >> reporter: someone vandalized all the signs. by early afternoon, many no parking signs around the lake have been ripped away. so oakland police had to go up to every driver to tell them about the parking ban. >> now that the signs are down, i think it was a protest for people to say no signs, you can't ticket me. >> reporter: earlier in the morning when the signs were still up, parking enforcement officers made the round and gave out a lot of tickets, including this cyclist. >> i took some pictures because there's no sign indicating that you can't park right here. so i'll protest the ticket for sure. >> reporter: oakland city leaders decided to ban street parking adjacent to lake merritt because they're fed up with large parties and lack of social distancing. >> because if you can't park, you can't lay ou

. >> against the backdrop of the lin memorial, donald trump raised totential death toll to 100,000 at each time he does that, it brings fresh scriny of his own erratic handling of the isis.with an election is mo, having someone else to blame, the ch organization, has the politically essential. but this is it outore than electoral politics. atthere is growing unease china has become too powerful on the multilateral bodies a that americ needs to reassert itself. the coronavirus pandemic is becoming a defining and deeply insettling moment. , giving as good as it gets. this cartoonampooninerg icthes s agency in english. the>>octors. it will magically go away in april. ti>> deterioration in res have been rapid. this is donald trump in the early relations of the obreak. >> resident she loves -- --en presxi loves his people and is doing a good job with a tough situation. >> he used to talk extravagantly about it. you don't hear much about that now. >> for more on the new estimate i'm joined by dr. richard besser, president and ceo of the robert wood johnson foundation, advising new safely. d

the city or sorties began building a chain of artificial islands off the north and coast to slow down lin subsequence . it's had a serious impact on deck h.s. . how many kilos do you catch a day about 50 kilos. and what about before the islands were built. back then we've got about 200 kilos. now in newport and splined along with a break wall that's actually in the sea 50 metres off shore the fishermen are worried they soon won't be able to catch anything at all. they've learnt to live with regular flooding but the new coastal wall would mean the end of their livelihoods. as they want to know whether the coastal wall will disturb our access to the sea i say that even if it has benefits for the community the development plan has to be discussed with the affected community as a. pool of gun once the fisherman to be part of the decision making. the covered market where they sell their catch is nearby. here too it's impossible to overlook the city's plight the market was only built 5 years ago but huge cracks are already showing. the buildings in. some parts of jakarta are sinking into the gr

good luck, katd lin. email your photo to us at 2020grads@cbs.com. include their name and a little something about them. >>> a lot of fast-moving water out there and a scary water rescue by an off-duty chp officer. brent donnelly and his wife were hiking near angel falls just south of yosemite in madera county. they spotted a man stuck in some rapids and couldn't get out. donnelly used the backpack he was wearing to save the man from going over that waterfall. >> it's a crossing. so i took the strap spring out of it and we tied the two pieces together. i had my son-in-law grab one side and i grabbed the other. we stretched it out the make sure it was strong enough to do what we were about to do. i wasn't panicked at all. i just was trying to be quick about it because i didn't know how much more time he had in the water. >> cold wat too afr about ten minutes, that man finally made it to solid ground. the sheriff's department says that last year 90% of its water rescues were at that waterfall. >>> live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge right now.

turn lin's power park is where the city street artists come together here they create one corona inspired mural after another legally booky savage and any freethinker have themselves been infected with the spirit of the times and put their vision on the wall in spite of the lockdown. where wearing gloves were wearing masks you know this is probably better protected than most people out most. well. yeah. but there's always a point where you need to get out and do it on a wall. street can be found in the. daily one of his latest works depicts the obsessive gollum from lord of the rings together with this. from the ice age movies is making off with a roll of toilet paper the dominican born artist had already used to seeking his precious toilet paper in his 1st corona it went viral worldwide. rise of the people like a lot because. unlike most other street artists new zealander bulky savage rarely begins with an image in mind just starts painting the day the down was announced in germany one particular theme kept going round and round in his head. a few hours later he completed his work. in vi

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jeremy lin said he'd been getting dirty looks and stares in the supermarket. another player made the point, he said, look, you can't show discrimination for a virus that doesn't discriminate. it's attacking everybody equally. vlad, what else you got? >> all right. so bumping it up now with some good news about broadway star nick cordero's health. on monday we told you his wife said that he's responsive weeks after being placed in a medically induced coma due to the coronavirus. now amanda kloots is sharing even better news with fans on instagram. folks, grab that box of tissues, and watch this. >> nick, da da, is awake! yay! da da is awake! yay! >> that is the couple's 10-month-old son, elvis. he's just a hunka, hunka burning love. amanda said nick isn't out of the woods yesterday. it will be a long recovery. i've always believed the journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step, and this is a big one. >> for sure, for sure, it's huge. i told her it's like tony the tiger great. when i interviewed her a couple weeks ago, i said -- you know the show "the good

to aerosols in their search to find out how the corona virus spread and the case of the choir after lin's cathedral could help provide some much needed answers. and to the muslim call to prayer.

purity standards nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand >> o'donne lin andnnell: tonight, actress lori loughlin and her husband are awaiting a federal judge's decision whether to accept their guilty pleas in the college admissions scandal. the couple appeared before the judge today over a video conference riddled with technical problems. loughlin and her husband have agreed to spend several months behind bars for bribing their daughters' way into the university of southern california. the judge said he could not sentence them without first seeing a pre-sentencing report. walt and jean willard of troy, new york, have been married for 70 years. jean was recently placed in elder care. for months, walter could not visit because of the pandemic. their family says jean would cry every day and ask for him. and they finally convinced the home to let walter live there. and you just saw the moment where they were reunited, back in each other's arms, sharing a room, and just like for 70 years, holding hands. that's the way it should be. "on the road" is next. calli

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. >> from fashion to tv to the major announcement from lin-manuel miranda. it's wednesday, may 13th. >>> big news about "hamilton." it's been so tough for the stars and fans of broadway. but i can say that this morning we've got our own star of the show, because on this may 13th it's mona kosar abdi's birthday, y'all. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday ♪ >> the day mona kosar abdi came into this world, everybody -- >> i was like, what's up? >> happy birthday, friend. >> thank you. >> how you doing? >> my back, i'm a little older, my knees. >> she's feeling it. i've been feeling it a little while now. >> no, i feel happy and blessed, though, actually. >> good, good. >> especially in this time to have my health, for my friends and family to have their health, that's all i can ask for. >> a lot of people celebrating th pandemic, silver linings there. happy birthday, friend. we're so glad to have you here. >>> we're going to get to the latest on this pandemic starting with that blunt warning from dr. anthony fauci telling lawmakers states could trigger a

all you need is a smartphone to get a glimpse of the lin in may 945 and compare the scenes of destruction to what it looks like today thanks to the virtual exhibition to berlin and beyond. and the adjacent square. today alex on the plats is a lively downtown shopping area back then it was an ensemble of charred ruins. the creators of the online exhibition and the effort that goes with it say nowadays it's more important than ever not to forget the horrors of the nazi era and the 2nd world war. we're seeing a shift to the rights in germany poland and many other european countries a resurgence of nationalism and the new radicalization it's smoldering everywhere. the exhibition which runs until september features people who experienced the war firsthand. as the bombs fell we sort children's bodies shattered it severed hands. cut off the next generation our style we could let that happen and the generation that did let it happen had no sense of guilt they did not acknowledge their responsibility. should see. photos taken in berlin at the very end of the war and europe that aren't many people

living spaces in seriously short supply lin has a shortfall of tens of thousands of apartments speculation is on the rise the last decade has seen rents double at the same time as a construction boom entire neighborhoods are sprouting up like here in the district of. this housing complex is brand new tenants that paying up to 16 urines per square meter a studio apartment cost 350000 years making it financially out of reach to many but there just aren't enough affordable up. hartman's for rent owned by public housing associations like this one a 54 square meter apartment for 500 years a month in the heart of the city. every place like this will always attracts a lot of interest. it is like. 50 people. it really depends. do location price everything. i want more than a roof over my head i want to enjoy life that's a factor too. difficult. you know. it's famously affordable housing helped make burlington the vibrant capital it is today but now rising rents are pricing people out of the in a city. the left wing government is making efforts to control the situation the senator for urban develop

to tell us more about this is shirley lin who is a professor in world politics at the miller centre of public affairs at the university of virginia. she is also a member of the founding faculty of the master's programme in global political economy at the chinese university of hong kong. you could say it is a rubberstamping body, both today and tomorrow, but there is a lot of meaning to the meeting because it was delayed for more than two months because of the pandemic and we will need to see in this deteriorating relationship between beijing and washington whether there is any positive gesture to help this deterioration of relationship. 0r this deterioration of relationship. or simply a warning of the risk. 0n the on whether there would be any specific response to trade and investment tensions in the south china sea, east china sea. and of course on technology competition which is already heightened in the last few days. so these other things will be looking for. in addition to policy statements of taiwan and hong kong, is the president inaugurated her second term. and what are the cha

. >> i'm frank sommerville. áthe bay area slowly reacts lin some of their state and place á restrictions. here are the latest numbers. á the bay area has nearly 11,000 ácases of coronavirus and 390 á people have died. á there is a little bit of good nes. áá the chronicle is reporting thatá hospitalizations around the á nine bay area counties á continues to drop and no bay á area counties reported á additional deaths today. á greg liggins with more on what á we can expect tomorrow.>> reporter: when it comes to ácounties, california has reall áhad a patchwork of plans to á deal with covid-19. á of course the bay area has had á the strictest guidelines. á now, even though we are ástarting to roll into phase 2 á of this reopening plan. á the question of what is á reopening, where, and when, caná be confusing. á the owner of this home to courtá store in oakland is stocked up á and ready to begin sales á beginning on monday. á for curbside pickup only. á the store recently transitionedá to online orders and the á loosening of guidelines to á partially reopen is

but this new type of test tube is lin teeth that scrape the sample right off the swab so you don't leave the swab in the vial, which allows room to add a second sample into that same tube. >> two is always better than one. it's simple math. it makes it more accurate because you can detect more of the virus. >> reporter: businesses and government agencies in nine states have fda approval to use the new test tubes. half a million have sold in the past two months. the doctor says with his device, coronavirus tests can be processed faster with fewer materia materials. unlike his new vials, when traditional test tubes are sent to the lab, special chemicals called reagents are required to isolate the molecules of the virus so they can be tested. those reacts have become hot commodities on the world market. what happens if we can no longer get a hold of these materials? >> you can't do the test. you cannot. it's like basically have a car without gas. >> useless. >> you can't go anywhere. >> reporter: but mawi dna's swab-free test tubes and the special solution that comes with them were designed

among the most powerful executives in tech, and he responds to glal emergencies, this week on "firing lin >> resilience is a muscle, and we built it. >> facebook's sheryl sandbergan is known forthings, including her trademark phrase. >> lean in for now. do not lean back, lean in. >> whenever there's a crisis around the world, david miliband anhis organization respond >> this is the arrival scene at the imvepi camp. >> with covid-19 spreading in the developing world, they've teamedp. >> it's a remarkably challenging time. >> we have only weeks to prepare. >> what do sheryl sandberg and david miliband say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... di corporate funding is provided by.. >> welcome to "firing line,"g, sheryl sandbnd welcome back to "firing line," david miliband. >> good to be with you. >> thank you for having us. >> david, you are the president and the ceo of the international rescue committee, and, sheryl, you are, of course, the chief operating officer of facebook.e and o of you teamed up to write an article entitled "a second covid crisis is coming."

let's get right to da lin in san leandro with the latest for us, da? >> reporter: juliette, a small, peaceful protest here in front of the alameda county sheriff's department substation in san leandro. we're looking about 40 people. but this just started at 6:00 here. they're holding signs that read black lives matter, white silence equals white violence. now, the sheriff's department is not taking any chances not after the riots in oakland last night and the minneapolis police precinct that got burned down. they have dozens of deputies and chp officers nearby to make sure if this thing gets out of hand they can respond quickly. but organizers say they're calling for a peaceful protest. they have kids here as well and their intention is to have a peaceful demonstration. >> i'm strictly nonviolent.

have issued an arrest warrant in connection with a cyber attack on the german parliament in 2015 or lin has accused russia's military intelligence service the g.r.u. of hacking the computer systems the suspect is also wanted by u.s. authorities for interference in the 2016 presidential election. for the top disease control experts here in germany is warning that the country will face additional outbreaks of covert 19 in the future he told reporters in berlin that a 2nd wave will come with quote great certainty warning that the disease will linger until some 70 percent of the population has been infected here's a closer look at how the outbreak has unfolded in germany so far and the tricky path the country is walking as it moves to reopen society the president of the public health agency who instituted have good news on tuesday only 685 new registered cases in germany since monday. it's a goal to protect the population from covert 1000 in the best way and that has worked very well in germany so far as you can tell from the latest figures. for. its $100.00 days since the corona virus hit

that that is good to see although of course every death individual is deplorable it's lin my thank you very much for speaking with us that was christian then miles from the world health organization in geneva i 7. as part of the gradual lifting of germany's lockdown hairdressers have been allowed to reopen this week for many here in berlin it was a welcome relief after some do-it yourself disasters. after so known few here will ever take a wash cut and blow dry for granted again hair salons in berlin have reopened after 6 weeks of enforced closure for some customers it was really high time. i never did that i was cutting my own hair and it started looking awful but yourself i miss that up now the challenge is for both stylist and customer to wear face masks so that it's going to please remove the elastic bands and hold the mask to your face. now you've taken it off. i didn't brief are you crazy. but it seems to be working. as you can see i'm desperate my last haircut was in november yes we are here. for years. for. all the and his coworkers are fully booked through the end of the month