should be the next sexiest man alive later this half hour in the skinny. it s monday, labor day, september 7th. we don t need to rush i ll take the wheel we talk a lot about how voting is important? it s a right, it s a privilege. you have to go out and perform your civic duty. i voted in this category as well, and i will say, john legend is right on it. i cannot wait to reveal who he picked. mona, go ahead and tell them it was me. john legend would like me, of world news now, kenneth moton, to be the next sexiest man alive. you have tough competition right now. we ll get to that and i cannot wait to reveal it. right now the latest developments at this hour. we start with protests on both sides of the country. in portland, oregon, the image of a man on fire showed the level of anger at demonstrations following the death of george floyd after the 100-day mark. in rochester, new york, officials took new steps trying to keep the peace amid protests over the death
as we give you a live look at lake tahoe. they ve been reporting thunderstorm activities over the past few days. hopefully that will clear up. limited visibility up there. talking baseball, there will be a quiz a little bit later. the giants have eight to game exhibition series, last night. they are ready to begin the shortened season. the final games will begin in san francisco. assistant coach of the giants they coached first base during the game. the giants won this one. only getting two hits. tomorrow night they plan the game with the dodgers. baseball season is here. opening day i guess you could say is a little late. is usually march or april for a lot of teams out there. we are enjoying the nice write up on sunday about this. whether the season should actually be played. and the risks involved for the players, the families and the umpires. everyone who makes this happen. just sitting back on the couch last night, watching the game, i see the point of the column that wa
covid-19 in california. that is an increase of 8,536. a slightly lower number compared to the 14 day average. but 133 people did die in california in the past 24 hours. which is a much higher number than the 14 day average of 95. nearly 7900 people have died in california since the start of the coronavirus outbreak. the actual number of covid- 19 cases in the united states may be a lot higher than the reports we ve been hearing. the cdc says that antibody studies suggest the number of virus cases could be ten times higher than what s being reported in parts of the country. another report says people have mild virus cases could lose their antibodies after ten weeks. but doctors say the immune system could possibly remember how to make new antibodies if needed. straight to gavin newsom briefing the state on the covid- 19 response. efforts have been under way for a number of months. we re now here at a warehouse in sacramento. a warehouse we ve had as a state asset for years
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than their white counterparts. when you see the higher numbers in terms of contacts between police and minority communities, that also increases the likelihood that you re going to have forceful interaction. we have to deal with the overpolicing of low-income african-american communities in our country. it is a pervasive problem. reporter: in places like minneapolis, where mr. floyd died, african-americans make up just over 19% of the total population. but account for a whopping 63% of arrests. i feel like being a black six-foot man in america, i m a threat. reporter: akiel carter was on his way home from church with his white grandmother when police pulled him over. he says the next thing he knew, guns were drawn and he was ordered out of the car. in the suburb of milwaukee where akiel was detained, blacks are only 5% of the population. but accounted for 62% of arrests made in 2018. a rate 20 times higher than white arrests. i was so terrified for my life, becaus