here just showing commenting in the bottom of instagram post please remove this tag please remove black lives matter tags you can see this here for example please edit the caption or move black lives matter we've been seeing this over and over and over again on instagram on twitter again thank you for this thought it's a nice show of solidarity but is actually preventing us from sharing information important coordination organizational events and meanwhile don't just put up a black image with do something constructive with the day share a piece of history share a piece of work support the black community support charities learn more about racism and of course in november there's an election go out and vote way of glue cruft thank you. well as police cracked down on the protest videos posted on social media sites show that many cases of what appeared to be targeted police violence against reporters and camera operators some counts put the number of cases at more than $100.00 including a team have a look. take. a. look at brett this is perth. we're not going to have our own the murder of

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backgrounds on the instagram page in question the hashtag black out tuesday has more than 22 million post probably a lot more that was a couple hours ago. kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to a washington post reporter for more on the significance of black out tuesday. >>it's just interesting if you open up your instagram right now to just to see the flood of the black tiles and also just to see that conversation unfold on that board. i was going to ask me know when you search this particular hashtag these are the squares that comes up this is what your screen will show but when i go on to my own feed. >>it's just a slew of boxes could we say argue believe that this could also kind drown out other posts from our own personal feeds without having a let's to go forward to search the black lives matter hashtag. >>and it's unclear, you know if you open up an instagram feed that is largely treated by you by you decide to follow including news accounts and other accounts, not your friends, your family and there's also sponsored posts thatome up when you open up instagram i'm also seeing some in

but instagram does not share any of the money with the artists on instagram who have built that service. and if jay-z, beyonce, cardi b., lebron james and any number of african-american artists were to leave that platform, it would be absolutely brutal. and that's what i'm hoping happens. i'm hoping that people leave that service and create a competitor >> we will see it certainly has not happened, to your point. they still are the lion's share of attention getting on that front. we're out of time, jason it was good to check in with you, though. see you again soon jason calacanis. let's get to the judge and the half >> carl, thank you very much welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott wapner our continued story today, the stock surge, the dow hitting another milestone on its comeback run we debate your money this hour with our investment committee with me. joe terranova, jenny harrington with gilman hill asset management and megan shue is the head of investment strategy at the wilmington trust let's go to the walls. i want to show you where the major averages are trading right now. w

two weeks ago, we were on instagram teaching each other how to make no-knead focaccia and now we're dismantling systemic racism. i think that's progress. as i'm sure you know, thousands of americans were out this weekend gathering together, risking their lives so that their voices will be heard. oh, wait, no, that's las vegas. those people are risking their lives to play "baywatch" slot machines. this was the scene here in hollywood yesterday, 20,000 los angelenos marching together. this is where we shoot our show, usually. we've been on that street almost 18 years. i've never seen a crowd anywhere near that big. l.a. is showing up to march, which is encouraging. do you know how hard it is to get people to walk in l.a.? in l.a., activism usually means wearing a lapel pin to the nickelodeon kids choice awards. these protests are like the president's suits, they just keep getting bigger and bigger. they had a moment of silence at a nascar event this weekend. which was remarkable. and there are demonstrations all over the world. in bristol, england, they tore down this statue of a slave trader nam

the instagram already up. we have a gofundme up to help provide scholarships for black students who aren't given same opportunities as a white student would, for also different minority groups and we're really excited for this project to take flight, so if you guys are watching at home want to come sbort th support that, support that on instagram. >> gofundme as well. >> but youth advocates for change. >> mimi, tiana and lovely parents. two big happy families coming together as one and i can't wait to see the things that you will do in the month ahead. >> look at you two. thank you so much. congratulations. thank you for having us. bye. >> we're going to take a short break on the air and coming up next, we're going to shift gears again to talk about big changes in contra costa >>> welcome back. contra costa county today became the first bay area county in the six counties that have been a consortium to announce a date for entering phase three of reopening, so by july 1st, the county will allow the reopening of

brands posting messages featuring what you're looking at there just simple black backgrounds on its instagram page the hashtag blackout tuesday and this was a couple hours ago at that point had more than 22 million posts kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to a washington post reporter for more on blackout tuesday really started with 2 black women music executives and really started within the music industry is obviously taking over social media, particularly instagram and there's also a conversation in a debate being caught right now about how useful it is to be posting black rather than perhaps you know, and we'll sign certain putting up resources and links to resources and as you some folks were posting it with the hashtag black lives matter and other people were intervening in trying to explain that no actually you should use this other hashtag because that hashtag black lives matter is one that's been used by demonstrators and activists to so it's just interesting if you open up your instagram right now to just to see the flood of the black tiles and also just to see that conversation unfold on

on instagram you have 24.4 million followers. that's major do you understand how big that is >> we literally don't. it's like -- it makes us freeze every time we hear this. it's -- we just thank our fans so much for the love. >> yes. >> it's too much >> jimmy: your first studio album is coming out, and i am all about it you are debuting the first single off that album called, how do you like that i want to play a game with you called the try not to laugh challenge. here we go >> try not to laugh. >> try not to laugh. >> whatever you do, try not to laugh. >> jimmy: the game is very simple i will show you funny videos and you have to try to not laugh while watching them. if you can make it all the way throw without laughing, you are going to win that round. >> let's do it. >> all right here we go our first video. >> jimmy: okay >> i think she did she started before the video started. >> jimmy: you laughed before the video even started playing. >> yeah. >> she thought the screen shot was just too funny to hand go ahead >> this has t

>> is there anybody in this room who has a instagram challenge? it was an incredible experience because -- it was, for the first time, people having conversations around their own unconscious thoughts and belief. it had never been before that way. it wasn't a private setting, anybody could come on my page and read what was being said and i knew from day won this is a very special thing happening and i had to pay attention and i knew by the end, it had to become a book. there were people watching the challenge were to scared to join in and i knew they wanted to do the work but they were afraid and because of the transformations i had seen any had to go other people were having the conversation. how did that influence you when you went to crate the workbook? >> the biggest surprise to me was that out of nowhere, black women i knew and didn't know showed up to do the work voluntarily and they didn't have to do that. my instinct was to try to protect them, don't look at this, you don't want to read this. it's not nice but they shut up and help me faci

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join us, have a great weekend, please follow me on twitter at lou dobbs and like me on facebook, and instagram. have a great weekend. good night from new york. liz: a summer stunner today, stocks across the board soaring on the massive surprise may jobs report, just about every economic forecast called for more deep losses but instead the american economy added two and half million jobs, the unemployment rate falling from 14.7% to 13.3%. still historically high but a whole lot better than expected, with this tonight former republican party chairman, can president trump once again ever rebounding economy. and whether biden can run past the new and big challenges. plus michael flynn attorney sidney powell on the gop firing

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be sure to let her know on facebook, twitter, and instagram. juneteenth today, it's the day in 1865 when union soldiers told the enslaved in galveston, texas, the civil war was over, and they were free. it's a celebration of freedom then and today. well, in the south bay, the african-american community service agency switched to a virtual festival to keep the holiday alive. the executive director says the festival aims to empower the black community. >> when we discussed whether or not we would council because of the pandemic, i said we live in silicon valley. we can be innovative and we did. we created the virtual juneteenth. we had workshops and empowerment sessions regarding housing and training and developing our young people to feel empowered. >> he says state and local leaders need to educate younger generations about juneteenth to better understand the freedom that comes with the lesson. tonight, two big stars marking this year's juneteenth celebrations. ♪ alicia keys and john legend will square off in a piano showdown you can watch on

so to avoid a further spread of the disease he's contribution to a channel on instagram that informs iranians about covert 19 but as far as we have not educated enough people maybe just you know taking some more strict decisions about and restrictions in some pick up some places but work. that is something most people in tehran spas are afraid of vendors are still trying to recover from the weeks of lockdown and spring which made their already bad economic situation even worse. in belgium thousands of anti racism activists say it's time to really face up to the country's colonialist past especially the cruel tyranny imposed on the congo by king leopold the 2nd. finally and betsy feels a little less alone. for years the art historian has tried to challenge the way belgium deals with its colonial past now she's among thousands calling for the removal of all monuments of the country's longest serving monarch the man who headed up a brutal colonial regime in what is now the democratic republic of congo king leopold the 2nd. we all know that those shows have a symbolic power and i'm total

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here's a more from instagram. as you see it comes from both sides. all the tones are nude, get over it comes from a fake account on instagram called blacks to. graham a big topic was black lives matter, a big goal of theirs was to try to build african american support for these fake persona's and then inject messages about hillary being racist. it was stolen from burning as well as messages that might have been seen by conservatives and then seen as very radical. i will give you a second look at this before i ask you some questions. check out this post. this is from a fake black lives matter group, it reads black panthers were dismantled -- so, obviously that you would probably notice the strange diction, the english isn't perfect. this kind of work by the russians is being done not by intelligence specialists, the internet research agency are effectively lentils with english miners that could not find better jobs in russia. these folks are not professionals. the language will not be perfect. now that i'm a fake professor, i will ask you guys, this b

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player drew brees see posted a black square on his instagram page to show solidarity with black people and i mean he's had an transformation in the pits city but in response to that someone posted an old photo of breeze with donald and melania trump and it just had the caption this year with a question mark you know this mean this you stance for a lot what do you say about that. here's the thing i don't want people to think they've done the work of anti racism because it was a black square and instagram i think it's time for people to actually start doing something of note to fight it and maybe the comment that he got about his old. pictures is because people don't see what juries are doing that's actually fighting against the race and fighting that he lives and that he profits from so it's up to drew to figure out what he can be doing every single day to do anti racist work and for me right now we're actually mill the campaign we just launched question that might now what we're asking people to give up their instagram accounts what powerful people who are white women have agreed tomor

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what we have seen with instagram and facebook itself. —— whatsapp and 0culus. i believe if they realise the urgency they will take the effort. take a look, injust a few short days, patagonia, upwork,, temp two —— mozilla. i promise you more are coming. 0ur phones are running off the hook with company saying, it is time to take a stand. i believe this will have a facebook —— impact when facebook realises this is not just impact when facebook realises this is notjust about a request from a few stakeholders, this is a shareholder imperative which will hurt their bottom line as they really start to fight bigotry. well, we will see, and we will come back to you. jonathan greenblatt from the anti—defamation league, thank you so much. thank you for having me. saudi arabia has banned international visitors from making the islamic pilgrimage at the end of next month, in a bid to control coronavirus. it will interrupt plans for millions of people, as our reporter freya cole explains. before covid—i9, millions of people from around the world make the islamic p

its ad business, announcing it will allow people to opt out of seeing political ads on facebook and instagram. users will be able to mute electoral ads and ads on social issues as well. for more, i want to bring in purses and strategies founding partner, who was before that president obama's reelection campaign digital director. teddy, good to have you back on the show. facebook may the controversial decision to not fact-check political ads, not fact-check speech from politicians. what is your take on this now middle ground, saying you can turn off political ads if you don't want to see them? teddy: thanks for having me. i think the truth is it is not much of a middle ground. what it's doing is putting the onus on the user to do the work. they are saying we won't provide any fact checking or any standards whatsoever on our platform, but you the user can click on a few buttons and hopped out if you make that decision. the thing i think that is really key is that advertising is a relatively small fraction of the content that a person encounters on facebook or instagram or twitter in a given ses

. >>> plus community uproar over a racist post on instagram. a south bay private school issuing an apology tonight. >>> and -- >> my heart is overwhelmed. i'm still in mourning, but i'm grateful. i'm grateful that we can keep his name alive. >> and a call for action after a police shooting inside an east bay walmart. tonight the death of george floyd renewing calls for justice in other cases. >>> we begin tonight with that breaking news in the south bay. evacuations just lifted where six separate brush fires broke out in san jose's santa teresa neighborhood. those fires have now merged into a larger fire burning off colleen drive. let's bring in nbc area's ian cull. ian, do investigators at this point, even early on, think it was arson? >> reporter: in fact they do, jessica. they say when they arrived, there were a string of fires along the hillside here. and when some of the crews were going up, they say they saw three people running down the hill. two of them got in a car and took off. one was quickly detained. the good news is no homes were

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the answer is disinformation on facebook and instagram and youtube. rise of theat the quarantine resistance movement, that was all organized and executed on social media platforms. the key point is i am a believer in free speech and i don't want to prevent people from sharing their personal ideas. i want -- what i want to prevent is the amplification of harmful ideas disproportionately by this platforms for their own profit. that is where the problem lies. i would let everybody speak, but this notion that they are going to take stuff that scares people , that makes them outraged, and give that a big juicing through algorithms, that is a harmful thing. i think for investors, we are in a very awkward place because the market right now is telling us everything is fine. president trump will be reelected, all of these left forms will sale through this. -- sail through this. but this civil unrest is changing the culture and it may not be acceptable for corporations to do the kind of things that internet platform have taken for granted and made them so profi

que estÁ en pantalla recuerden en instagram y tambiÉn en facebook, me [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . > ahora en telemundo a lo largo de la nación manifestantes salen para pronunciarse contra la brutalidad . >> corte falla en favor de la comunidad lgbtiq en estados unidos . >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48. >> la lucha contra el racismo y la brutalidad policiaca continúa, les informa sandra gracias por sus tenía. >> este fin de semana miles se manifestaron en california tenemos los detalles. >> [gritos] . >> vuelven a salir para exigir alto al racismo policial pero también discriminación social . >> esto es diferente nunca ví tanta gente americana que no protestaban en su vida y ahora regresan y traen a sus familias para enseñar que el racismo es algo que se debe romper para dar llame a las autoridades . >> en más temas de la policía peor al nrote en sacramento hay acción susana gonzález con la información >> son dos propuestas que habló el alcalde son cambios completamente distintos a los departamentos de policía ahora policías serán investigados >> [hablando inglés] :la co

media site, more than 80 brands will be available on sophora's instagram , with instagram checkout. users shop directly from store's social media feed and stories. they will see a check out on instagram button, and can head to those payment options. so, a lot of retailers wanting to make up for some lost revenue during the shelter in place orders. companies like adidas, already using that instagram feature. that is a look at your dollars and cents. let's go dave and gasia. >>> police interview a grocery store employee after a suspected shoplifter dies inside the store. details on the early-morning investigation in the city of antioch. police reform, once again taking center stage in washington, d.c. a look at the proposal in the house, after a bill in the senate failed. >>> tens of millions of americans have filed for unemployment. a look at the number, just out this morning as the economy struggles to recover. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> all right, good morning everyone, and welcome back to mornings on 2. it is thursday, june 25th, i'm mike mibach, and that

. >> puede seguir en facebook, instagram y twitter en las direcciones en pantalla, además telemundo48.com es para su iphone, ipad y android, actualícela o descárguela en su dispositivo móvil ( todos ayudamos quedándonos en casa. pero eso puede subir las facturas de electricidad. puedes ahorrar si usas un ventilador para refrescarte... desconectas o apagas lo que no uses... o cierras las persianas durante el día. mantente sanananananan. (♪ música ) protestas y la prohibición de viajeros estadounidenses son algunas de las noticias que acontecen a nivel internacional, tenemos más detalles (gritos) decenas de trabajadores se congregaron en la plaza 10 de mayo en perú para expresar su descontento con el gobierno en la marchapor el empleo, la vida de los trabajadores y el pueblo, la propuesta se extendió a varias regiones y terminó con el arresto de 30 personas y la policía nacional se vio obligada a lanzar gases lacrimógenos, ya que los manifestantes violaron el estricto protocolo establecido para evitar nuevos casos de coronavirus . >> hay un gobierno que restringe las mani

vez que yo vine fue el 17es marzo, y estaba ansiosa estaba vuelta loca le estaba tirando mensajes por instagram. >>> aquÍ tambiÉn se extreman medidas de protecciÓn para evitar el contagio incluso estas mascarillas son mejores >>> es mejor para protegernos de tanto al cliente como nosotros >>> se espera que hasta 5 mil restaurantes y 45 mil trabajos sean hrecuperados para agregar esto en manhattan nueva york marÍa vargas-pion noticias telemundo >>> ahÍ estÁ a la vuelta de la normalidad la familia del joven andrÉs guardado oficiales del sheriff de los Ángeles lo mataron a tiros ahora se une la comunidad latina y tambiÉ tambienn la afroamericana dice que este es otro caso de brutalidad policial. >>> mi hijo era bueno no malo >>> tras la muerte de su hijo e menor a manos de agentes del sheriff de los Ángeles, piden que se castigue a los responsables que mataron al joven de 18 aÑos al lugar de su muerte llegaron familias y amigos exigiendo respuesta este mismo que falleciÓ desde el jueves pasado >>> el que me lo matÓ quiero justicia porque ahora fue Él y luego otro >>> pidiendo justici

>>high you have to find him on instagram. >>andrew saint james andrew s t james sent a message and pretty good come to your house. they don't want to be a big shown block the street and you know you want to practice all the safety precautions >>personal performance kind of cool is kind of cool all right. well coming up next on kron 4 who doesn't love the free slurpee on a hot day well fre >>the convenience or 7.11 says it will not be handing out free slurpees on july 11th july 11th, 7.11 is the store's birthday and as well known for giving away free stuff but due to coronavirus concerns that celebration has been canceled. instead the retailer will be giving 1 million meals to feeding america, the largest domestic hunger-relief organization in the country and that means no blue tongues are running around america on the 11th and that's right all right that's it for kron 4 news tonight at 9 but here's what we're tracking for 10 o'clock ties to an extremist movements bent on violence. >>and messages written in blood disturbing al

he issued an apology this morning on instagram. he says his comment missed the mark and he stands with the black community. his teammates spoke out yesterday about his original comments. >> unfortunately, you are somebody who doesn't understand their privilege. you don't understand the potential that you have to actually be an advocate for the people that you call brothers. >> the la lakers star lebron james had this to say on twitter, you literally still in understand why kaepernick was kneeling on one knee. it has absolutely nothing to do with the disrespect of the flag of the united states or our soldiers, men and women who keep our land free. >>> seattle seahawks coach pete carroll is crediting former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick for bringing nationwide attention to the topic of police brutality and racial oppression. in an interview he did with the ringer carol says kaepernick did something extraordinary by kneeling during the national anthem during his time as a quarterback with the 49ers. he went on to say that it's a s

send us your request to facebook, twitter, instagram using hashtag ktvu. another successful launch for space x last night. the falcon nine rocket delivered another batch of satellites for the star lake program. they will provide internet to remote locations around the world. the launch came four days after space x sent two american astronaut to the international space station. >>> an option for high school students to take the sat at home has now been scrapped. the at-home exam would have required at least three hours of uninterrupted internet service. and said, the company behind the sat is working to expand in person testing this fall. many colleges not requiring that sat or act scoreent is causing many americans to skip their car loan payments, mortgages, or rent. millions of americans have worked out deals with their banks and other lenders. almost 5 million homeowners are in payment deferral plans. 3 million car owners and 15 million credit card holders have enrolled in programs that are allowing them to miss or make partial payments. advocates say pe

it is a very famous dog on instagram as they have 38,000 followers on instagram and temperatures in the city are going to warm up into the mid- 60s. it will back up closer to the coast and the longer that it will take for that to happen and in the low 60s. a few degrees warmer for the day. low 80s around the bay and the upper 80s to 90 degrees. for the east bay, the low 90s. and mid to upper 60s, low 70s on the east side of the bay with the low 80s tomorrow and just a few degrees warmer than today. it is not as strong. low 90s inland. mid-60s by the coast as we head into the weekend. >>> a heads up for you chronically single guys. blamphotos of to well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property.

use the #sundaytoday on twitter, facebook or instagram. we will get to as many as we can when we read your sunday mail >>> good sunday morning. clear skies over walnut creek. temperatures currently in the 50s and the 60s. it's going to be a great father's day. look at your daytime highs. breezy winds about 14 miles an hour. san jose a pretty good high of 85. los gatos, 87. for hayward, 78. pleasanton 89. and the oakland area in the mid-70s. along the peninsula 80s in redwood city. plenty of sunshine with a mix of cloud cover in san francisco, but it's going to be hot in the north bay. >>> next, back to school. how colleges and universities are preparing for the return of millions of students this fall in the middle of a public health crisis. we're gonna take the trade-in, but the offer's good only today. the dealer gives you a trade-in offer lower than you expected. will you take it? should you take it? it feels like you're in the middle of some weird gameshow. where did that music come from? wait, is that? what? no. really? next time, sta

she had it on instagram that "black parade" celebrates you, your voice and your joy. there couldn't be a better reason to turn on music this morning. it's a jam. it's going to be the summer jam. i actually got a text in the middle of the night from our overnight anchor and beyonce fanatic kenneth moton overnight asking if that was going to be in "pop news." of course, it had to be. >>> all right, now to some news across the pond. william and kate are resuming their royal duties stepping out for the fig rspuppraince the lockdown there. the duke and duchess of cambridge making separate stops at independent businesses to hear how they've been impacted by coronavirus. kate stopping by the garden center talkingrs s.-openingnd the smith's, the bakers in kingsland, where he was presented with a cake to celebrate his 38th birthday. that was this past sunday. both the duke and duchess making their visits from a safe social distance, of course. the royal duo helping to boost local businesses, which have re-opened in the last few days in the uk. fans have been waiting for. the o

and we are doing other things as well but that is the highlight across our social media, instagram and facebook and youtube and twitter. the interview sort - - a series is held across social media. >> i know you have been ramping up social media as well. can you see what people are doing and what it's like to have staff working from home? >> it's confusing. sometimes exciting often confusing. everybody forces working from home. i will say that my full staff i don't know if we've ever worked harder than we are working right now because in addition to all doing our jobs , we are also reinventing the wheel that is kind of hilarious every book publisher in every book seller is simultaneously reinventing the wheel without being able to share notes too much. we are as we are talking with you and other publishers but nobody has that we'll already. so we are all doing the same work at the exact same time. it's been new for the publicity and promotion department because we cannot do regular book mailings. promoting the book instead of doing a mailing of 200 books one by one reaching out to diff

it is a very famous dog on instagram as they have 38,000 followers on instagram and temperatures in the city are going to warm up into the mid- 60s. it will back up closer to the coast and the longer that it will take for that to happen and in the low 60s. a few degrees warmer for the day. low 80s around the bay and the upper 80s to 90 degrees. for the east bay, the low 90s. and mid to upper 60s, low 70s on the east side of the bay with the low 80s tomorrow and just a few degrees warmer than today. it is not as strong. low 90s inland. mid-60s by the coast as we head into the weekend. >>> a heads up for you chronically single guys. our photos of your pet to blame? ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> all right listen up, i'll try to help you, if you're looking for a date, maybe keep your cat out of your profile pic. >> hundreds of women were

. >> today, breeze released a long apology on instagram, part of the quote i made comments that were insensitive and completely missed the mark on the issues we are facing right now as a country. colin kaepernick was the first to neil back in 2016 protesting police brutality against black men, not the flag. he has not thrown a pass in the nfl since, that was long before kyle shanahan became the 49ers head coach. today he spent about 30 minutes on zoom discussing race and kaepernick's >> what calling was protesting was something that should be respected by all humans. what he was doing was a big deal. whether you disagree with how he did it or not doesn't matter. three years later there is still some people not understanding what his message was. >> 29-1, that was the nba's owners vote on the plan that would bring the sport back in a 22 team format in orlando florida. the warriors are not a part of the revamped system which means their season is officially over. as you look at images of chase and warriors ending the campaign with a record of 15- 50, worst record in the root league. se

pain, ludacris and nelly and plenty more going head to head live on instagram. each battle trending across social media racking in as many as 800,000 live viewers with a steady stream of comments and it seems almost everyone wants in. >> who in the building. >> michelle obama. >> why do you think this has resonated with so many people? >> we did it with love, love ma >> we -- the love. it is from a great place. >> for many, tapping into a sense of nostalgia. a boost for artists whose biggest hits came years ago. >> ♪ -- is you >> you get to see a whole other side of the artist that is not so polished. and people in their home, they are actually themselves. >> with many concert halls gone dark as the new stage for music fans everywhere. >> i think it is here to stay. >> for "today," nbc news atlanta. >> what a great piece by blaine alexander. also if i don't spend enough time on instagram already. >> in a normal concert about 50,000 people in arena or stadium. here they have close to a tremfya® helps adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis uncover clea

. >> in a message posted to instagram, livermore pride says the farmers market association resigned and was not fired. it says now livermore downtown will find new management for the market. >>> the mayor is stepping down of her response to calls for police reform. marigold had been under mounting public pressure to resign from the city council and her position as its rotating mayor since june 1 when she seemed to dismiss the idea of a formal discussion on police use of force policy. >> to me it is like a solution looking for a problem, so until we feel like we have that problem, i don't see that that is a place that i would specifically want to put our time and energy. >> the counsel carl later decided to schedule that review following public outcry. an online petition for gold's removal was approaching 2,000 signatures when she announced her resignation today effective june 30th. >>> a decade-long project already years behind schedule and now the central subway has been pushed back again. we get an explanation from the top. >>> and san francisco's district attorney takes on door dash.

. >> i feel blessed to have two daughters that put pictures on instagram and they are friends. i'm lucky. >> reporter: joe said after lunch he wanted to take a walk on the golden gate bridge with his fathers. happy father's day to all the dads out there. colonrnell barnard, abc 7 news. >> i love it, she puts photos on instagram. >> yeah, she must be very proud of her dad. >>> let's talk about what is going to happen today. hope you did have a great weekend and father's day. we'll start with the roof camera where it is 56 degrees under a mostly cloudy sky. notice the flags for the a little bit of a sea breeze out there, and that will increase our clouds over the next two hours on or so. and then they retreat back to the coast leaving the bay and inland neighborhoods sunny and a wide summer spread, 60s and 90s today. more clouds tonight, seasonably cool. and a summer spread all week with temperatures above average. especially inland. you can see how quickly the clouds reverse course and head back to the coast. sometime there is some sunshine, but 60s at tcoast and 90s inlan. a lo

he is contributing to a channel on instagram that informs iranians about covid-19. >> as far as we have not educated enough the people. maybe some -- taking some more strength decisions and restrictions in some places would work. >> that is something most people in tehran's bazaars are afraid of. vendors are still trying to recover from a walk down in spring -- the lockdown in spring. >> our sales have plummeted. for example, checks have bounced. now they have piled up. in general, it is a terrible situation now. >> it is not likely to change anytime soon. i ran's government has warned its citizens they will probably have to live with the virus for a long time. phil: now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. a powerful earthquake has struck southern mexico, killing at least two people and causing minor structural damage. the 92 to 7.5 event has centered on the pacific coast. it also set off a local tsunami on the nearby coast. the u.s. state of georgia, a funeral has been held for rayshard brooks, the black man who was shot in an encounter with atlanta po